Nodejs Packages

This is a repo of npm pkg, with a monorepo style, managing packages by rush.

Rush is a tool that makes life easier for JavaScript developers who build and publish many packages from a common Git repo.

Manifest

Actively, updating...

• body-parser-xml : a middleware to parser xml chunk, see (^_^).
• clickhouse : a clickhouse client for nodejs, see (^_^).

Initial

To setup new repo, please refer to [->(^_^)<-]

# install rush in global, if never use rush before.
$ npm install -g @microsoft/rush
$ npm install -g pnpm

Install deps

# install all deps in repo.
$ rush install

# apply rush config into repo, when modified the folder '/common/config/rush/*' and the file 'rush.json' in root.
$ rush update

# add deps for the explicit packages, pkg-path is a subset path of repo, --dev map to devDependencies in package.json
$ cd [pkg-path]
$ rush add --caret --dev -p=[pkg-name]
$ rush update

Build

# build all pkg in repo
$ rush build -v

# build explicit pkg
$ rush build -v -t [pkg-name]

# build explicit pkg
$ cd [pkg-path]
$ rushx build

Test

# test all pkg in repo
$ rush test -v

# test the explicit pkg
$ rush test -v -t [pkg-name]

# test explicit pkg
$ cd [pkg-path]
$ rushx test

Developer

The following is an example that rush is used in combination with vscode.

• Step 1: Install vscode workspace plugin, Monorepo Workspace.
• Step 2: Save a vscode workspace config in repo, like rush.code-workspace. About vscode workspace, see.

In Workspace, u can make the .vscode folder separating into each pkg.

Debug

In Workspace, see the explicit pkg vscode config file, like '[pkg-name]/.vscode/launch.json'.

License

The License is MIT.