Rush monorepo example

Rush — a professional solution for consolidating all your Javascript/TypeScript projects in one repository. It can install, link, and build projects, generate changelogs, publish, and bump versions. It comes from Microsoft. It's free and open source.

pnpm — fast, disk space efficient package manager for Node.js. It's strict, deterministic, has built-in support for workspaces. It works great for monorepositories. And it works everywhere: Windows, Linux, macOS.

Features

• Customizable ESLint configs
• Customizable Prettier configs
• Optional TypeScript configs
• Some base scripts to make monorepo work

Usage

The only thing you need to start is Node.js 12 or higher.

1. Clone or download (recommended) this repository.
2. Find and replace all myscope occurrences to your scope (e.g. organization name). Of course you can also remove myscope for any project.
3. Just run ./scripts/setup.sh.
4. That's it.

Now you have a monorepository you can start to work with.

Base scripts to use

• ./scripts/monorepo/rush - uses locally-installed version of Rush. This way all developers will use the same version. It's highly recommended to use this one instead of globally-installed Rush.
• ./scripts/monorepo/pnpm - Rush-aware runner for pnpm. Some pnpm commands are not compatible with Rush, some of them require Rush's update command.

To make these scripts handy you can use a tool like direnv. By adding ./scripts/monorepo/ directory to $PATH it will be possible to use more convenient short rush and pnpm commands.

Repository structure

This structure is a default one. You are able to modify it as you wish.

<repo-root>/
|
╰- apps/
|  ╰- <app-name>/
|     |- src/
|     |- ...
|     ╰- package.json
|
╰- common/
|  |- config/
|  |  ╰- rush/
|  ╰- git-hooks/
|
╰- libs/
|  ╰- <lib-name>/
|     |- src/
|     |- ...
|     ╰- package.json
|
╰- scripts/
|  ╰- monorepo/
|  |  |- ...
|  |  ╰- package.json
|  ╰- shared/
|     |- ...
|     ╰- package.json
|
╰- tools/
|
╰- rush.json

Adding new project to monorepo

For now there is no automated way for doing this.

Instead you can:

1. Copy-paste scripts-shared project into apps/ or libs/.
2. Change its package name in package.json.
3. Optionally add dependencies.
4. Add this new project to projects in ./rush.json.
5. Run ./scripts/monorepo/rush update.

License

MIT