azimuttapp / azimutt

Explore, document and optimize any database
https://azimutt.app
MIT License
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From npm to pnpm #292

Closed vincentv closed 5 months ago

vincentv commented 7 months ago

Summary by CodeRabbit

coderabbitai[bot] commented 7 months ago

Walkthrough

The changes across the project primarily involve transitioning from npm to pnpm for package management. This includes updating installation, build, test, and publish commands in various README.md files and package.json scripts. Additionally, paths in .gitignore files and configurations in build scripts have been refined. The updates ensure consistency and leverage pnpm's workspace capabilities for better dependency management.

Changes

Files/Paths Change Summary
README.md Updated package manager instructions from npm to pnpm, refined command descriptions.
backend/.gitignore Changed path to ignore Node.js/npm related files.
backend/package.json Updated to version 2.0.0, modified scripts for setup, server start, testing, formatting, linting, building, and dependencies update.
browser-extension/README.md Updated package manager commands from npm to pnpm.
browser-extension/build.js, browser-extension/build.watch.js Modified copy plugin configuration in esbuild.build calls.
browser-extension/package.json Added "private": true, updated scripts, and modified dependencies.
cli/README.md Updated commands from npm to pnpm for setup, execution, testing, and publishing.
cli/package.json Updated scripts, adjusted dependencies to use workspaces.
desktop/README.md Updated package manager commands from npm to pnpm.
desktop/package.json Added "private": true, updated scripts, and modified dependencies.
frontend/README.md Updated package manager commands from npm to pnpm for Elm and Elm-spa.
frontend/package.json Updated scripts to use pnpm, set private field to true.
frontend/tsconfig.json Added "DOM" library to the "lib" array.
gateway/README.md Updated package manager commands from npm to pnpm.
gateway/package.json Updated scripts, dependencies to use "workspace:^".
libs/connector-.../README.md Updated commands from npm to pnpm for managing versions and publishing.
libs/connector-.../package.json Removed setup script, updated dry-publish script, dependencies to use workspace versions.
libs/models/README.md Updated commands from npm to pnpm for managing versions and publishing.
libs/serde-aml/README.md Updated commands from npm to pnpm for managing versions and publishing.
libs/serde-aml/package.json Removed setup script, updated dry-publish script, dependencies to use workspace versions.
libs/serde-dbml/README.md Updated commands from npm to pnpm for managing versions and publishing.
libs/serde-dbml/package.json Removed setup script, updated build script, dependencies to use workspace versions.
libs/serde-prisma/README.md Updated commands from npm to pnpm for managing versions and publishing.
libs/serde-prisma/package.json Removed setup script, updated dry-publish script, dependencies to use workspace versions.

Poem

In the land of code, a shift we see,
From npm to pnpm, now we decree.
Commands refined, dependencies aligned,
With workspace magic, our projects combined.
A hop, a skip, in code we trust,
For smoother builds, this change was a must.
🌟✨🐇


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