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@happyvertical/smrt-workbench

v0.42.4

Published

Shared SMRT package and project workbench

Readme

@happyvertical/smrt-workbench

Standard s-m-r-t package workbench.

pnpm workbench launches the aggregate workspace host from this repository. Use pnpm workbench --package @happyvertical/smrt-content to focus it on one workspace package. Consumer projects add "workbench": "smrt workbench dev" to their package scripts after installing @happyvertical/smrt-cli and @happyvertical/smrt-workbench.

Yarn consumers must use nodeLinker: node-modules. The workbench browser host is served from the installed package directory and is not available through Yarn Plug'n'Play's virtual filesystem.

  • workspace root: aggregate view of all workspace packages
  • package directory: aggregate host focused to that package
  • consumer project: installed s-m-r-t package metadata plus local project knowledge

V1 is read-only for command execution. Scripts and validation commands are shown as copyable commands; the browser UI does not run package tasks.

Package-owned workbench modules can export route modules and metadata:

import { defineWorkbenchModule } from '@happyvertical/smrt-workbench';

export default defineWorkbenchModule({
  packageName: '@happyvertical/smrt-content',
  routeModules: [CONTENT_ROUTE_MODULE],
});