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Extollo Development Tools
This is a wrapper package that provides scripts for setting up and working with the development environment for the Extollo framework.
The package.json
contains scripts for cloning and setting up all of the first-party modules, and will install them so that they are dependencies of each-other on the filesystem. This way, a change in one module is reflected in the code of the other modules on development, without having to re-install them.
Installation
Simply clone this repo, then run the setup command. Requires Node 14+:
git clone https://code.garrettmills.dev/extollo/dev
cd dev
pnpm setup
Now, each of the sub-modules are available in the modules/
directory, and the main framework is setup in extollo/
. If you view the package.json
for any of the projects (the main framework, e.g.), you'll notice that the "version" of the packages has changed:
{
"name": "@extollo/extollo",
...
"dependencies": {
"@extollo/cli": "link:../modules/cli",
"@extollo/di": "link:../modules/di",
"@extollo/i18n": "link:../modules/i18n",
"@extollo/lib": "link:../modules/lib",
"@extollo/orm": "link:../modules/orm",
"@extollo/util": "link:../modules/util",
"copyfiles": "^2.4.1",
"typescript": "^4.1.3"
},
...
}
This difference is because the packages are all installed from their locations on the filesystem, for ease of development.
Building Packages
To re-build all of the modules, you can run the pnpm build
command. To rebuild a particular package, use pnpm build:<package name>
.
Cleaning Up
To remove all of the cloned repositories, use pnpm clean
. WARNING this WILL delete ALL files in the repositories, so be sure you don't have any work you want to save.