

- #YARN WORKSPACES VS LERNA INSTALL#
- #YARN WORKSPACES VS LERNA SOFTWARE#
- #YARN WORKSPACES VS LERNA CODE#
- #YARN WORKSPACES VS LERNA MAC#
gitignore # Configure Turborepo cat > turbo.json << ' endmsg ' Next Stepsįrom this point we have a fully functioning workspace with some sensible defaults and professional-grade tooling. github/workflows/release.yml > ~ /.huskyrc >. # Add changesets CLI yarn add & yarn changeset init # Enable Changesets Github Action mkdir -p. You should review the documentation for automating changesets. We’re going to configure our repo to use the Changesets Github Action to automate the release process. What’s left is a tool focused on releasing workspace packages. npmrc Initialize ChangesetsĬhangesets is a spiritual successor to Lerna and it sheds much of the unnecessary weight and magic of Lerna. yarnrc.yml # Add some helpful yarn plugins yarn plugin import interactive-tools yarn plugin import typescript yarn plugin import workspace-tools # Configure Yarn for NOT zero-installs cat >. ~/repos/my-repo) # Initialize the workspace root yarn init -2 -w # Use node_modules for maximum compatibility echo "nodeLinker: node-modules" >.
#YARN WORKSPACES VS LERNA INSTALL#
This step will install Yarn Berry, create a package.json pre-configured for workspaces and configure Yarn Berry for the best mix of compatibility and portability. Now that we have a blank repo and a current default version of Node on our system it’s time to create our workspace root package.json. # repo root cd ~ /repos/my-repo Initialize Workspace Root We need to initialize and configure the tooling we use in the workspace root.įrom here, we presume you are using the repo directory we created as your working directory. # Install a global default node on your system volta install Initialize a Yarn Berry Workspace With Volta there’s never a question if you are using the correct versions of Node, NPM and Yarn.

It’s a good idea to set your default Node to be the latest stable version.
#YARN WORKSPACES VS LERNA CODE#
gitignore # Open it in Vs Code (if you like VS Code). mkdir -p ~ /repos/my-repo cd ~ /repos/my-repo # Initialize Git. Here we want to start with a blank folder and bootstrap a git repo to hold our monorepo workspace.
#YARN WORKSPACES VS LERNA MAC#
It was written on a Mac and should work with the factory defaults on any similar system. This document is written in a way that should enable you cut and paste commands into a terminal. The tooling for workspace packages will be handled in other documents. This document will focus on the tooling needed by the workspace root. These can be grouped into a few distinct sets. To manage our code we need to combine a variety of different tools together. This is similar to the Turborepo starter but it doesn’t use turbo to initialize the repo. The goal here is to create an new monorepo that is ready to start creating packages and apps.
#YARN WORKSPACES VS LERNA SOFTWARE#
The software components in this repository are currently partitioned into separate packages (making this a monorepo).
