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greenline-shared

v1.0.0

Published

A place for managing shared types for Greenline

Downloads

4

Readme

greenline-shared

Build Status

This is the mono-repo for Greenline's shared packages. Deploys are managed through Lerna and Yarn Workspaces Commits are using conventional-changelog through Commitizen

/packages contains the different domains in Greenline. This will grow and spread out as services become larger and more comprehensive

Setup

  • yarn install
  • yarn bootstrap will set things up
  • yarn watch will watch all packages
  • yarn lint will lint all packages. Linting is also ran when committing changes

Committing changes

  • stage your files
  • git commit - This will start the interactive Commitizen commit
    • Additionally this will run lint-staged which will lint and clean the code to our standards
  • Answer the questions based on the scope of the changes. Confused? Ask the team
  • git push
  • When all changes are complete run yarn new-version
    • This will build CHANGELOG.md based on the commit messages

Locally linking packages to homi-web

  • yarn build / yarn watch
  • yarn link:all
  • Run in homi-web
    • Already published and added packages:
      • yarn link @getgreenline/shared
    • Brand new packages that aren't published yet
      • yarn add file:<pwd-package-folder>
      • yarn link @getgreenline/shared

Current caveats - Multiple verisons of Axios seems to be a problem. Could use the @getgreenline/homi-shared version and then update that page.

Using published packages (IMPORTANT)

Once your greenline package is published, please ensure that

  • ^ is added to the package version
  • yarn upgrade --scope @getgreenline or yarn add <package-name> is run to update yarn.lock instead of manually changing the package version and running yarn install. The latter can cause the package to use versions of dependent packages like @getgreenline/shared

Example

  • Before: @getgreenline/products@^3.0.2 uses @getgreenline/shared ^2.0.4 while @getgreenline/[email protected] uses @getgreenline/shared ^2.0.5
  • After: both versions of @getgreenline/products use @getgreenline/shared ^2.0.5

example of bad dependencies