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htz-frontend

Table of Contents

Packages

These packages are managed with Lerna and organized like so:

Apps – React-powered sites.
- haaretz.co.il – Site app for the Hebrew edition of Haaretz.
Components – Collections of React components.
- htz-components – Components and other shared parts.
- htz-theme – A theme for (Hebrew) Haaretz branded apps.
Libraries – Helpers, utilities, and any other shared code.
- htz-css-tools – A css utility belt for styling Haaretz apps.
- htz-react-base – Development helpers.
- htz-react-server – Application server.

Documentation

For help with individual packages, use the links to those packages above.
For general documentation, see docs/README.md.

Getting Started

Requirements

Node.js 8.0.0 or higher.
Yarn 1.0.0 or higher.

Setup

Clone this repo:

$ git clone git@github.com:Haaretz/htz-frontend.git
$ cd htz-frontend

Use Yarn to install Lerna and other dependencies:

$ yarn

Now use Lerna to set up the managed packages:

$ yarn run bootstrap

Interdependent packages managed in the same monorepo will be symlinked.

Then work on whichever package(s) you like:

$ cd packages/components/htz-components
$ yarn run styleguide

Authoring Packages

Adding and removing npm dependencies

Thanks to Yarn Workspaces and Lerna, adding (installing) and removing (uninstalling) npm dependencies inside each of our different packages Just Works™, taking care of hoisting and managing common dependencies.

Lifecycle scripts

If your package is consumed as a dependency, it should include the standard lifecycle script prepare to perform any necessary build tasks. This will often look like (in package.json):

  "scripts": {
    "prepare": "npm run build"
  }

In lifecycle scripts, you should run tasks with npm, because anyone might be installing it from the public npm registry, and they don’t necessarily have Yarn installed.
Apps usually don’t need to be built in a lifecycle script, because they are not consumed as dependencies. Instead, they should be built upon deployment.

Scripts

These are found in the root package.json and may be run with yarn run <script> or npm run <script>. If you are looking for the individual package scripts provided by htz-react-base, see its README.

bootstrap

Run clean, then install the dependencies for each package, and symlink any package found in the packages directory if the dependency version matches.

clean

Remove the node_modules directory, built distribution files, and Jest cache directory for each package.

create-package

Create an new package and initialize it based on user passable options.

When executed, the script will prompt for options and build the customized package based on aswers provided. It takes two optional argument: package-name and package-description, which will set defaults in the prompt (you will still be able to override them).

example:

yarn create-package ['my-new-package' ['A description of what the package does']]

docs

Add or update the Table of Contents section in any Markdown file with section headings. For best results, move the primary document heading and description to just before the generated table of contents:

# Document Title

Brief description.

<!-- START doctoc -->
...

flow

Type-check all packages with flow. Initialize uninitialized packages.

format

Format files with prettier and eslint --fix using the format script from @haaretz/htz-react-base.

yarn run format:self will only format files in the root directory yarn run format:packages will run the format script in every package. yarn run format will run both.

gc (git commit)

Commit staged files using a Commitizen wizard to ensure compliance with the repository's mandatory git workflow.

lerna-do

Run a helpful wizard for assistance with running lerna commands

lint

Lint files in the root package, then run the lint script in every package.

Lint files with eslint using the lint script from @haaretz/htz-react-base.

yarn run lint:self will only lint files in the root directory yarn run lint:packages will run the lint script in every package. yarn run lint will run both.

sync

Set the dependency versions for each matching package based on the syncDependencies field of package.json, in order to make across-the-board upgrades.

Arguments will be passed to lerna bootstrap, which allows, e.g., to --scope or --exclude packages.