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leather-mono

v1.4.1

Published

Leather wallet shared code

Downloads

191

Readme

Monorepo Setup

The purpose of this configuration is to ensure strict coding standards and facilitate code sharing. The monorepo uses pnpm workspaces at its core and provides several shared packages to be found under the packages folder.

Monorepo setup

Coding standards are enforced through the use of

  • eslint
  • prettier
  • typescripts

Shared configuration files for these tools exist in packages and the same base configurations are used in the monorepo itself.

Some other configured tools are:

Monorepo packages

The current packages are listed below

Git Actions

Basic CI actions to run code quality checks have been setup in

Documentation

Documentation has been provided from the outset and can be found in docs/tools/ along with a TEMPLATE.md file

License

MIT © Leather Wallet LLC