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Packages
Notes on directory structure
The following describes how packages are organized. This is open for adjustment based on future needs.
outline-core-*
component packages live at the root ofpackages/components
.packages/components/@deprecated
.outline-core-*
format, and pass audits for a11y, and ensuring alignment with the (currently internal) Design Starter Kit.packages/controllers
.packages/controllers/@deprecated
.packages/documentation
.packages/tools
.yarn
workspacesYarn workspaces are a feature of Yarn that allows you to manage multiple packages within a single top-level, root package. It provides a convenient way to work on interdependent packages, making it easier to develop and test changes across multiple packages simultaneously. For more information, you can refer to the Yarn workspaces documentation.
To define the workspaces in your project, you can use the
workspaces
field in yourpackage.json
file. This field should be an array of glob patterns that specify the directories containing your packages.Here is an example of how the current workspaces are set up: