How to use the @discoveryjs/discovery/dist/lib.umd.App function in @discoveryjs/discovery
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smelukov / webpack-runtime-analyzer / src / ui / index.js View on Github 
import transport from './transport';
import * as discoveryLib from '@discoveryjs/discovery/dist/lib.umd';
import prepare from './prepare';
import * as pages from './pages/';
import * as views from './views/';
const discovery = new discoveryLib.App(document.body, {});
const globalData = {};
const context = {
name: 'Webpack Runtime Analyzer',
// raw: data.raw,
createdAt: new Date().toISOString(),
};
console.log(discoveryLib);
console.log(discovery);
discovery.apply(discoveryLib.router);
discovery.setPrepare(prepare);
discovery.setData(globalData, context);
discovery.addBadge(
'Messages',@discoveryjs/discovery
Frontend framework for rapid data (JSON) analysis, shareable serverless reports and dashboards
