chore: fix build

[gaboesquivel]

Summary by Sourcery

Refactor import statements in alchemy.ts for better type management and correct paths in TypeScript configuration files to ensure proper build setup.

Enhancements:

• Refactor import statements in alchemy.ts to use type imports from '@repo/alchemy'.

Build:

• Correct the path in vite.json to reference the correct tsconfig.node.json file.
• Update the extends path in utils/tsconfig.json to point to the correct react-library.json file.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Enhanced modularity in package management through restructuring of dependencies across various applications.

• Bug Fixes

  • Streamlined error handling in the alchemy webhook, improving clarity and functionality.

• Documentation

  • Updated naming conventions for TypeScript configuration packages, ensuring consistency and clarity.

• Refactor

  • Simplified code structure and import paths in multiple files for better maintainability and readability.

• Chores

  • Revised project organization and dependency installation processes to align with a monorepo architecture.

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Reviewer's Guide by Sourcery

This pull request focuses on fixing build issues and making minor adjustments to improve code organization and imports. The changes include updating import statements, adjusting file paths, and making small code refactors to enhance readability and maintainability.

File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Refactored import statements and adjusted type imports	Moved type imports to the top of the file Updated import path for Alchemy types	apps/indexer/src/routes/alchemy.ts
Simplified error handling in alchemyWebhook function	Removed try-catch block Simplified logging of webhook event	apps/indexer/src/routes/alchemy.ts
Improved code formatting and readability	Added line breaks for better readability in conditional statements Simplified object property assignment	apps/indexer/src/routes/alchemy.ts apps/webapp/app/actions/save-deposit.ts
Updated configuration file paths	Changed path reference in vite.json Updated tsconfig extend path in utils/tsconfig.json	packages/tsconfig/vite.json packages/utils/tsconfig.json

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Walkthrough

The changes encompass a restructuring of the project to support a monorepo architecture, involving modifications to Dockerfiles, package management, and TypeScript configurations. Key changes include renaming dependencies, altering import paths, and refining function structures to enhance code clarity and maintainability. The updates signify a shift toward centralized management of shared packages and improvements in the installation processes across various application components.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
apps/indexer/Dockerfile	Restructured package copying from apps to packages, split global dependency installation into separate commands.
apps/indexer/package.json	Renamed TypeScript configuration dependency from @repo/typescript-config to @repo/tsconfig.
apps/indexer/src/routes/alchemy.ts	Updated import paths to use centralized types, streamlined error handling in alchemyWebhook.
apps/webapp/app/actions/save-deposit.ts	Minor formatting change for improved readability in saveDeposit function.
packages/app-env/package.json	Renamed TypeScript configuration dependency from @repo/typescript-config to @repo/tsconfig.
packages/contracts/package.json	Renamed TypeScript configuration dependency from @repo/typescript-config to @repo/tsconfig.
packages/supabase/package.json	Renamed TypeScript configuration dependency from @repo/typescript-config to @repo/tsconfig.
packages/tsconfig/package.json	Changed package name from @repo/typescript-config to @repo/tsconfig.
packages/tsconfig/vite.json	Updated path for referenced TypeScript configuration file.
packages/utils/package.json	Renamed TypeScript configuration dependency from @repo/typescript-config to @repo/tsconfig.
packages/utils/tsconfig.json	Updated "extends" to a relative path for TypeScript configuration inheritance.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant Client
    participant AlchemyWebhook
    participant Logger

    Client->>AlchemyWebhook: Send event
    AlchemyWebhook->>Logger: Log received event
    AlchemyWebhook->>Client: Validate signature
    alt Signature valid
        AlchemyWebhook->>Client: Process event
    else Signature invalid
        AlchemyWebhook->>Client: Respond with unauthorized
    end

🐰 Hopping through the code, oh what a sight,
Dependencies renamed, everything feels right!
From typescript-config to tsconfig we cheer,
A centralized path brings the packages near.
With clearer imports, our functions now shine,
In this code garden, all things align! 🌼✨

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