Heroui Monorepo Boilerplate

This monorepo template for the Heroui project is designed for modular feature development, streamlined testing, and scalability. It includes pre-configured Git hooks (using Husky), workspaces, and a well-organized project structure that separates component overrides, global utilities, and hooks at the root level.

Note: This is a general example. You may choose to implement more optimal or customized solutions depending on your project's needs.

Recommended Tools and Workspaces

• Workspaces:
  Use Yarn Workspaces (or npm Workspaces) to manage dependencies efficiently across packages.

• Lerna:
  Integrate Lerna to orchestrate versioning and execute scripts (like build and test) across all subprojects.

Project Structure

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heroui-monorepo/ ├── library/ # Overrides for components when needed ├── utils/ # Global utilities shared across packages ├── hooks/ # Global programmatic hooks (e.g., custom React hooks or automation scripts) ├── packages/ # Project-specific packages │ ├── heroui-core/ # Core functionality of Heroui │ └── heroui-feature-new/ # Example of a new feature package ├── .husky/ # Pre-configured Git hooks (e.g., pre-commit) ├── package.json # Root package configuration (workspaces, scripts, dependencies) └── README.md # Project title and detailed description

Detailed Component Description

• library/:
  Contains overrides for components. This centralized folder allows you to modify or enhance standard Heroui components across multiple packages.

• utils/:
  Stores global utilities and helper functions (like logging, data formatting, and common computations) that can be reused in any package within the monorepo.

• hooks/:
  Houses custom hooks and automation scripts that are used throughout the project. This folder can include both React hooks and other specialized scripts. (Note: Git hooks remain configured in the .husky/ folder.)

• packages/:
  Contains individual modules or features of the project. Each package, such as heroui-core (the core functionality) and heroui-feature-new (an example feature), has its own package.json for managing package-specific dependencies and scripts.

• .husky/:
  Pre-configured with Git hooks to enforce code quality through tasks such as linting, testing, and formatting checks before commits.

• Root package.json:
  Defines the workspace settings, global scripts (like build, test, and prepare for Husky), and dependencies (such as Lerna and Husky), ensuring that the entire project benefits from a unified configuration.

• README.md:
  Provides the project title and a detailed description, outlining the purpose, structure, and key features of the monorepo.

Benefits and Considerations

• Modularity and Overrides:
  The library/ folder allows centralized management and overrides of components, ensuring consistency across various modules.

• Code Reusability:
  The utils/ folder promotes reuse of common logic and utilities, reducing duplication and maintaining consistency.

• Custom Automation:
  The hooks/ folder enables the implementation of custom automation and programmatic hooks, complementing the Git hooks set up in .husky/.

• Scalability:
  The monorepo structure supports seamless addition of new features or packages, keeping the project organized as it grows.

• Automated Quality Assurance:
  Pre-configured Git hooks and Lerna integration help automate testing and linting, ensuring high code quality and reducing the likelihood of production issues.