Issue#114 Add load button

[ihordubas1]

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[kfarr]

• on first test the new Load > 3DStreet JSON button doesn't actually load from json (it shows the file picker menu, but it does not actually load or place the json scene.
• In other words the new button does not accomplish the same behavior as the current button on the right-hand side. Note that when loading 3dstreet json by clicking the right hand button it works. the right-hand button looks like this:
  

attached is an example json file to test with:
sample-3dstreet-data-7.json.zip

[ihordubas1]

Thanks for sharing json file to test it!
Fixed this issue, but I moved functions for loading json files in component where I added Load button.
Unfortunately, we can't import them from index.html file because they are in tag <script>.
So, it will be better to create some specific file for these functions, like we have in lib folder. And then import these function to Toolbar.js component and use it for Load button.

[kfarr]

So, it will be better to create some specific file for these functions, like we have in lib folder. And then import these function to Toolbar.js component and use it for Load button.
Yes this makes sense to put a file with these functions in lib folder.

In a perfect world these functions could be added to this file and it is identical in both 3dstreet and 3dstreet-editor repos:
https://github.com/3DStreet/3dstreet/blob/main/src/json-utils.js

however, that is common js so probably not useable as-is in this repo.

So i'm open to suggestion from you on where to put this

[ihordubas1]

So i'm open to suggestion from you on where to put this

I think the good way will be to create in lib folder toolbar.js and put there all 4 functions which I took from index.html

[kfarr]

@ihordubas1 sounds good to me, yes can you do that?

[ihordubas1]

Done