create a new library repository `helix-html-pipeline`

tripodsan commented 2 years ago

Create a new library repository with the name helix-html-pipeline.

Helix HTML Pipeline

This package contains the common code for helix-pipeline-service and helix-cloudflare-pipeline for rendering the html response for helix3. it has the following design goals:

be platform neutral, i.e. not using node or browser specific modules or dependencies.
+/-0 runtime dependencies
offer extension interfaces where platform abstraction is required (e.g. reading from s3)

Stuff you can do yourself

[x] run npm init @adobe/helix-library or npm init @adobe/helix-service
[x] Add topics to the repository, at least helix
[x] Add the group "Project Helix Admins" with Admin permissions to the list of collaborators
[x] Add the group "Project Helix Developers" with Write permissions to the list of collaborators (Project Helix Guests will be taken care of automatically)
[x] Upload a social media image (use this Spark template)
[x] Set the repository description
[x] Set up CircleCI

for services

[ ] Uncomment and adjust the helix-post-deploy/monitoring command in .circleci/config.yaml: decide if your service falls under Development, Publishing or Delivery. (note: failures in the latter two categories will ping on-call engineers on weekends!) See https://status.project-helix.io for reference.
[ ] Add a CIRCLECI_TOKEN to the repository secrets.

Stuff you need an Adobe Org Admin for

[x] Enable Renovatebot

for libraries

[x] Share the ADOBE_BOT_NPM_TOKEN org secret

trieloff commented 2 years ago

Wouldn't it be possible to do this within the existing helix-pipeline code base?

stefan-guggisberg commented 2 years ago

Wouldn't it be possible to do this within the existing helix-pipeline code base?

What would be the benefit? There's just too much legacy code and dependencies. It's IMO easier to make a clean cut and start with a new repo.

tripodsan commented 2 years ago

It's IMO easier to make a clean cut and start with a new repo.

that was my idea. and if, in the very unlikely event that we need to re-activate the old helix2 serverside rendering, not too much is lost :-)

tripodsan commented 2 years ago

@trieloff would you be so kind to add the social image? https://github.com/adobe/helix-html-pipeline/settings

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