@d0paminedriven/turbogen

Generate a pnpm workspace powered by turborepo ft essential tooling repos as workspace packages and a nextjs web app starter as icing on the cake

Simply run pnpm ddturobgen init from your cli

Installation

pnpm install @d0paminedriven/turbogen

Usage

pnpm ddturbogen init

Run pnpm init in a new repo and install the package.

Once installed, your package.json file should look similar to the following

Now run the pnpm ddturbogen init command (ddturbogen is short for dopamine driven turbogen 🌚)

There are two prompts to answer, shown below

Once finished, your entire workspace is instantly generated, tooling is configured, and a web app is ready to go. Your locally installed version of pnpm is also parsed and included in your root package.json file

Now, your root package.json should look similar to the following

An important Final step -- run install again from the root

I recommend using the generated corepack script to keep pnpm running at its latest version by running

pnpm latest:pnpm

The command being executed here is

corepack use pnpm@latest

after the corepack command has been run the packageManager field in your package.json file should look similar to the following

{
  "packageManager": "[email protected]+sha512.88c9c3864450350e65a33587ab801acf946d7c814ed1134da4a924f6df5a2120fd36b46aab68f7cd1d413149112d53c7db3a4136624cfd00ff1846a0c6cef48a",
}

This also recursively runs an install for all dependencies in your workspace

The tooling packages

Each package in the tooling directory is a local workspace-only package. These include eslint, jest, prettier, and typescript utilities

Notice that in your root package.json file three of the four packages are referenced in your devDependencies (faderoom just happens to be the name I used for this workspace)

{
  "devDependencies": {
    "@faderoom/eslint-config": "workspace:*",
    "@faderoom/prettier-config": "workspace:*",
    "@faderoom/tsconfig": "workspace:*"
  }
}

Run the web app from the get-go

After successfully installing your dependencies by running pnpm install or pnpm latest:pnpm from the root, run the command to fire up the dev server of the nextjs web app

pnpm run:web