Non standard Node.js stuff: One single root package. Description This document is all you need to know about whats required in your package.json file. Parallel tasks execution, copied dependencies Smart inference and execution plan, shared dependencies, cache Minor concern: shared NODE_MODULES on the root deployment, building btgondia June 4, 2022, 1:48pm 1 whenever i am initiating the build, it fails with and i see a no workspace error found issue, i have attached the log below SOLUTIONS TRIED : removed package-lock. Huge eco-system and commercial-grade maintenance
📊 Detailed comparison table *For some lacking features there is a community package that bridges the gap For workspace, we evaluated whether most of them support a specific feature Although the feature was added in npm 7 some of the best parts werent available until later (e.g. This is because some packages actually need to use the previous. To use workspaces you need to be on the latest version of npm. 📔 What is it - Choosing the right Monorepo tool and features for the boilerplate json, the dependency will be installed from npm rather than linked from your local filesystem. But I only want to have the node_modules that are required in from the nestjs production build.Decision: Choosing Monorepo approach and tooling The problem here: node_modules contains all dependencies from all apps and packages. After that, I build and copy only the nestjs server dist folder, package.json and node_modules. This is necessary, that the server package finds the local shared package. In the builder, I’m copying the whole monorepo and installing all dependencies. Migrating from Lerna Interested in migrating from Lerna in particular In case you missed it, Lerna v6 is powering Nx. Unfortunately, npm overloads the term workspaces: The packages in an npm workspace are also called workspaces. RUN cd apps/nestjs-server & npm run buildĬOPY -from=builder /home/node/apps/nestjs-server/package*.json /home/node/ĬOPY -from=builder /home/node/apps/nestjs-server/dist/ /home/node/dist/ĬOPY -from=builder /home/node/node_modules/ /home/node/node_modules/ Some popular packages that are typically added as dependencies are lodash. This is how it looks: FROM node:16-alpine AS builder A Dependency is an npm package that our package depends on in order to be able to run. I got this working successfully, with a Dockerfile in the repo root. Its possible to directly add/remove/update dependencies of your workspacesusing the workspace config.
What I want is to have the nestjs server deployed on fly. I have a question regarding my setup: I have a mono repository with npm workspaces. I was just playing around with fly.io and I’m quite impressed how everything just works.
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