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Consider creating a "top level" package

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I’m currently building a small app using Evergreen and have found it super tedious to have to keep npm installing packages. @stevenmiller888 and I briefly discussed the idea of creating a “top level” package which exports all Evergreen components so this need is removed.

In order to keep our compiled production bundle size reasonable, maybe we also create a Babel plugin to rewrite import { TableCell } from 'evergreen' to import { TableCell } from 'evergreen-table'?

Thoughts? @jeroenransijn

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Created 6 years ago
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Rownocommented, Jan 8, 2018

Can’t we just have a single package like the react-ui-library? It seems to me that this monorepo thing is super over complicating things and I don’t really see the benefits.

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Rownocommented, Jan 8, 2018

With webpack’s tree shaking, bundle size shouldn’t really be an issue with having a single package.

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