Overview

The @jeromefitz/packagesMonorepo is a comprehensive collection of tools geared towards facilitating various tasks across projects, organizations, and workflows. It embraces modern development practices, offering a range of customizable and opinionated packages designed to enhance productivity. With its separation of functionalities into distinct packages, users can implement only what they need, creating a tailored development environment that fits their requirements.

The setup leverages technologies like pnpm for package management and turbo for efficient monorepo handling. This approach not only streamlines development processes but also ensures that developers can maintain a high level of flexibility and control over their codebases while adhering to best practices.

Features

Modular Packages: The monorepo consists of separated tools such as ESLint configurations, Prettier settings, and TypeScript configurations that are customizable and independently maintainable.
Opinionated Yet Flexible: These packages are designed with best practices in mind but allow for extensions and overrides, enabling developers to adjust configurations to their liking.
Tree-Shakeable Design System: Built using radix-ui and stitches, this design system allows for selective implementation, ensuring that developers use only the components they require, thereby optimizing the application size.
Automated Versioning: Tools like @jeromefitz/semantic enable automatic semantic versioning with support for gitmoji, ensuring consistent version management across projects.
Release Notes Generator: The custom release-notes generator simplifies the process of generating release documentation, helping teams keep track of changes and updates effectively.
CI/CD Integration: The use of GitHub Actions for CI/CD workflows combined with tools like tsup for TypeScript builds significantly enhances the efficiency of development and deployment processes.
Comprehensive Scripts: A collection of scripts included in the repository aids in setting up repositories, managing CI/CD workflows, and performing generic tasks across multiple projects.

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