Super Rush

Node Version Dependencies

Super Rush — is a handy CLI-tool that allows you to link packages across multiple Rush monorepos, effectively merging multiple monorepos into a one big virtual monorepo.

Install

Install Super Rush globally using npm:

npm i -g @domclick/super-rush

Setup

Super Rush reads config super-rush.json from user's home directory.

This config should contain a list of all Rush monorepos that you want to manage with the tool and the links between them:

{
  "projects": [
    {
      "name": "project-1",
      "path": "/home/john/projects/project-1",
      "link": ["project-2"]
    },
    {
      "name": "project-2",
      "path": "/home/john/projects/project-2"
    }
  ]
}

The example config above contains two Rush monorepos with packages of project-2 being available in project-1.

The parent monorepo could link multiple child ones, however, the recursive linking is not yet supported.

Usage

$ cd /home/john/projects/project-1

super-rush install or super-rush update

This will install packages from both project-1 and project-2 into project-1 using linking.

Reverting changes

You can easily revert all changes using the following Rush command:

rush update --full --purge

How does it work?

The Super Rush CLI is a wrapper around normal Rush CLI, which passes through all command line arguments and options, but adds additional behavior.

When calling e.g. super-rush install, Super Rush will call rush install internally, but will intercept it's read requests of the rush.json config file, virtually replacing it with the rewritten config in memory that contains additional packages from the linked monorepos.

Super Rush is not making any permanent changes to the original config in the file system.

Authors & Contributors

Slava Fomin II (Author)

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License

MIT License

domclick / super-rush

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