Add a monorepo template?
See original GitHub issueCurrent Behavior
Currently, users can scaffold out a monorepo manually, then add tsdx
as a dependency at the root of the project.
Desired Behavior
Users should be able to scaffold out a monorepo project using npx tsdx create
. Just like the current templates, users could pass a flag or select from the interactive prompt.
Suggested Solution
Create two new templates, monorepo-basic
and monorepo-react
. In both cases, the only additional dependency would be lerna
. The root package.json
scripts would use lerna run command
and any packages would use tsdx command
.
-
Add these options directly to the
create
template prompt and add CLI flags for each. -
Add an additional prompt to the
create
command which allows you to select a project structure (basic
ormonorepo
?) and add a—monorepo
CLI flag which will automatically resolve the monorepo templates.
Who does this impact? Who is this for?
This feature would be very beneficial for anyone managing a larger project who wishes to leverage both tsdx
and lerna
.
Describe alternatives you’ve considered
If this use case seems out of scope, improving the documentation around integrating with lerna
would be helpful to guide users through manual setup.
As a possible alternative, tsdx
could become monorepo-aware so that running npx tsdx create mylib
from within a monorepo could scaffold out a new package in the packages/
(or configured in lerna.json
) directory.
Additional context
I have created a minimal tsdx-monorepo example project.
I would be happy to contribute to this feature, but I want to collect feedback and hash out the preferred approach before starting.
Issue Analytics
- State:
- Created 4 years ago
- Reactions:46
- Comments:7 (2 by maintainers)
Top GitHub Comments
Update: I just moved formik into a monorepo powered by tsdx (with both React native and react packages). Should be a good test bed. We DEF want to bake this in because it was huge pain to setup with VSCode.
@jaredpalmer - any updates on the baked-in monorepo setup? Interested to see what you encountered… Thanks.