Issues reproduction capabilities - providing a template Directus minimal project client side + public tests endpoints

[zguig52]

Summary

To spare time to reporters as maintainers, it would be nice if Directus could provide additional tools:

• minimal directus reproduction project code (stackblitz or codesandbox for example)
• public test directus instance API access to allow the reproduction code to run (static tokens and some basic collections with different kind of permissions for example)

Basic Example

https://stackblitz.com/edit/github-qytiun-sesbl7?file=components%2FWebSocket.vue

Motivation

I just opened an issue related to SDK and was wanting to provide quick repro code. I was inspired by Nuxt issue template which I found great and spares lot of time to reporters as maintainers.

Hereafter the interesting issue template part:

Please use a template below to create a minimal reproduction
👉 https://stackblitz.com/github/nuxt/starter/tree/v3
👉 https://codesandbox.io/s/github/nuxt/starter/tree/v3

I created a repro based on Nuxt but at the end I was just missing a public test API available to allow the code to run and produce the errors inside the browser, without having to have to clone the code locally and use a local Directus instance.

Detailed Design

N/A - tools:

• github repo with starter minimal code
• directus cloud project dedicated to tests

Example here (new bug):
https://github.com/nuxt/nuxt/issues/new/choose

Requirements List

Must Have:

• github repo with starter minimal code
• directus cloud project dedicated to tests

Should Have:

• one static token and one collection

Could Have:

• different tokens and collections with different permissions

Won't Have:

Drawbacks

Don't see why not :)

Alternatives

More time on issues processing. More discussions to understand the bug and needed time to implement it in dev env for maintainers.

Adoption Strategy

No adoption issue, you would only have to update the issue submission template to provide advices on it.

Unresolved Questions

No response