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UVA Library (Web) Monorepo

A repository of mainly front end web projects/packages/components scattered with some backend node projects that may share code.

Description

Ditto what I said above.

Getting Started

Dependencies

  • You need to have Node installed.

  • You will also need pnpm

  • You will want to have git if you plan to contribute to this project.

Installing

Clone this project to your local workspace and cd into it.

git clone -b mainTurbo https://github.com/uvalib/monorepo.git
cd monorepo

Install dependencies using pnpm.

pnpm install
  • hopefully you didn't get any errors :|

ToDo: say something about setting up a .env file ToDo: say something about Docker requirements for some projects

Executing scripts/commands

You should be able to execute scripts/commands as you normally would on individual packages (calling on scripts defined in the package.json for the individual package/project/app).

cd packages/bento-box
pnpm run start

If the project depends on other projects in the monorepo then you will want to use TurboRepo to run your commands as it will handle building the dependencies.

cd ../..
pnpm turbo start --filter=site-mock

Apps

Start with pnpm turbo start --filter=modern-library-biblio

Packages

Start with pnpm turbo start --filter=@uvalib/bento-box

Start with pnpm turbo start --filter=@uvalib/site-button

Help

Have an idea for a new project but don't know how to add it. If it is something frontend web related why not make a Web Component project!

Make a package (something to be used, reused, and abused by other things):

pnpm run mkPkg

Make an application (something to be built and deployed):

pnpm run mkApp
  • If your project is meant to be published and consumed via npm you will want to prepend '@uvalib/' to the name in it's package.json file.

To add a dependency across the monorepo you simply cd into the dependent package and install the dependency pnpm add [package name].