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@omgovich/firebase-yarn-workspaces

v1.0.1

Published

Copies and links local yarn workspaces into Firebase projects for deployment

Downloads

2,369

Readme

firebase-yarn-workspaces

Yarn workspaces + Firebase deployments made easy.

Problem

Firebase functions does not support deployment of dependencies from a monorepo structure. To use dependencies which are not published to a registry, dependency code must be copied into the functions directory & referenced accordingly, prior to running firebase deploy --functions.

Solution

npx firebase-yarn-workspaces --scope <FIREBASE_FUNCTIONS_WORKSPACE_NAME>

This command, run at the root of your monorepo:

  1. Automatically builds a yarn dependency graph of workspaces used in your firebase functions package.json
  2. Copies all necessary package code into a .firebase-yarn-workspaces tmp folder inside your firebase functions workspace
  3. Modifies package.json in firebase functions workspace and in all nested dependencies to point to file: references

NOTE: Rollback of package.json changes is still TODO. Recommended use is currently only in an ephemeral environment, such as CI or in a pruned Turborepo 'out' folder (see examples)

Options

| Flag | Alias | Default | Required? | Description | | - | - | - | - | - | | --scope | -s | - | ✅ | Firebase functions workspace name. Example: --scope functions | --dir | -d | process.cwd() | ❌ | Path to workspace root Example: --dir ./out | --tmpDir | -t | .firebase-yarn-workspaces | ❌ | Custom tmp directory folder where dependency packages will be placed Example: --tmpDir custom-tmp-folder

Examples

Local pruned Turborepo

A simple shell script, which:

  • Prunes & builds your Turborepo into a clean /out dir
  • Installs dependencies
  • Copies & links packages via relative file path replacement in package.json
  • Deploys to Firebase
#!/bin/sh
cd $PATH_TO_TURBOREPO_ROOT

echo 'Creating a pruned Turborepo'
yarn turbo prune --scope=$FUNCTIONS_PACKAGE_NAME

echo 'Copying Firebase config'
cp ./{.firebaserc,firebase.json} ./out

cd ./out

echo 'Installing dependencies'
yarn

echo 'Running Turbo build'
yarn turbo run build --scope=$FUNCTIONS_PACKAGE_NAME --include-dependencies --no-deps --no-cache

echo 'Running firebase-yarn-workspaces'
npx firebase-yarn-workspaces --scope=$FUNCTIONS_PACKAGE_NAME

echo 'Deploying'
firebase deploy --force --only functions

echo 'Cleaning up ./out folder'
rm -Rf ../out

More examples soon:

  • Vanilla CI via GitHub Actions (Link coming soon)
  • Turborepo CI via GitHub Actions (Link coming soon)s