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@pak11273/monorepo

v3.10.0

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CLI for monorepos

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Keywords

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Readme

Scaffold a MONOREPO with this Node CLI

npm (scoped)

Build a monorepo with Lerna, Yarn Workspaces, and options for clients, servers, website, mobile

Current Options:

  • servers: "express"
  • templating engines: "hbs", "ejs", "pug"
  • clients: "react", "create-react-app 3.3.1"

Features

  • Custom options for a javascript-based fullstack repo
  • Automatic github repository setup
  • Adds a typescript option support for your client module
  • Webpack dev server w/hot reloading for react apps

Requirements

*May or may not work with lower versions

Installation Steps (if applicable)

  1. Install the module globally with npm install @pak11273/monorepo -g from within the project directory
  2. Create a directory mkdir <your monorepo name> && cd <your monorepo name>
  3. Run repo <your monorepo name> <description>
  4. Follow the instructions
  5. cd into the root folder after the setup is completed and run yarn bootstrap
  6. cd into shared package and run yarn build
  7. cd into packages/client and run yarn start to test react clients

Notes

  • Frontend packages (eg. web, client, mobile) are installed with styled-components for styling. You can yarn remove styled-components inside each package to remove it and use your own css styling.
  • Ports for packages:
    • web: 8080
    • client: 3000
    • server: 5000

RoadMap

  • ~~Add react option for client~~
  • ~~Add a basic setup for react clients only~~
  • ~~Add webpack option for bundler~~
  • ~~Add create-react-app option for client~~
  • Add a documentation website
  • Add typeorm option for orms
  • Add apollo option for graphql
  • Add gatsby option for web
  • ~~Add nextJS option for web~~
  • Add rollup option for bundler
  • Add nextJS option for client
  • Add gatsby option for client
  • Add react-native option for mobile
  • Add create-react-native-app option for mobile
  • Add basic user authentication for express
  • Add basic user authentication for graphql
  • Add github-actions option for ci
  • Add circleci option for ci
  • Add travisci option for ci
  • Add knex option for orms
  • Add sequelize option for orms
  • Add relay option for graphql

License

The MIT License (MIT)