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sdk-starter-pack-demo

v0.0.12

Published

## Template to start an SDK project

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sdk-starter-pack [WIP]

Template to start an SDK project

Functional Requirements

  • [x] ES and CJS modules
  • [x] Tree shakeable
  • [x] joined ts files from separate ones. Each file should create a separate .d.ts file and all those should converge to a single index.d.ts file. For example there should be a sample1.d.ts, sample2.d.ts and an index.d.ts. index.d.ts exports the types of sample1.d.ts and sample2.d.ts

Non Functional Requirements

  • [x] Changeset
  • [x] Husky
  • [x] Codeowners
  • [x] Tests
  • [x] Linting
  • [x] Prettier
  • [ ] GitHub actions
    • [x] build
    • [x] validate
      • [x] lint
    • [x] tests
    • [x] dangerjs
      • [x] Checks if changeset is present
    • [x] changeset
      • [x] publish on mater merge (fork a repo for it)
    • [ ] Tests benchmark in pr
    • [ ] separate build for src and lib files - to avoid commit block when there is an error in src folder
    • [ ] Reduce yarn install time in ci by removing unnecessary deps such as react etc

Steps to make the template work

  1. Change project name in package.json
  2. Enable Read and write permissions to GITHUB_ACCESS_TOKEN. This will enable DangerJS CI checks. Refer Setting the permissions of the GITHUB_TOKEN for your repository to do so.
  3. Enable Allow GitHub Actions to create and approve pull requests for GitHub Actions. This will enable automatic pull request creation from changeset to update app version. Refer Preventing GitHub Actions from creating or approving pull requests to do so.
  4. Add your npm access token under the CI_NPM_PUBLISH_TOKEN repository secret. This will enable automatic publishing of the app on version pull request merge. Refer Creating secrets for a repository to do so.
  5. Add ruleset to protect the main branch. Add Build, Test and Validate, Danger JS and Danger as required checks. This would stop unverified changes to the main branch. Refer Creating rulesets for a repository to do so.
  6. Change target in required places according to needs. In package.json change files, main, module, types, exports.types, exports.import and/or exports.require properties. In vite.config.ts change build.name and/or buils.fileName properties.

Resources

  • https://dev.to/receter/how-to-create-a-react-component-library-using-vites-library-mode-4lma
  • https://vitejs.dev/guide/build#library-mode
  • https://medium.com/@imdavidrock/why-should-you-use-commitizen-husky-for-conventional-commit-and-have-unified-lint-41047aad6d