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@grw-int/dev-tools

v0.2.0

Published

GW developer tooling.

Readme

GW Dev Tools

Code sync

Tool for Git-like syncing of code between different codebases and projects. Like Git submodules but simpler and with less coupling. This does not replace libraries, it is an alterantive.

  • Most of the advantages of libraries but without the problems associated with libraries
  • Way to propagate "example code" for AI agents
  • Allows loose collaboration on generic modules between different projects and teams
  • Quick bootstrapping of projects
  • Is essentially a live template (can be synced once and then edited)
  • Allows projects/teams anytime to eject and become owner of the code instead of consumers

Synced code must be published under a version.

Supported sources:

gh-code:owner/repo:path@ref
gh-release:owner/repo:archive@version

For example:

{
    "code": [
        {
            "src": "gh-code:garwan/hs-timber-b2b-portal:e2e-tests@cs-test",
            "dst": "e2e"
        }
    ]
}