Use wireit to specify dependency relationships between build scripts of each package, cache build outputs, incrementally rebuild scripts, and watch for changes.
Furthermore, use npm-run-all2 to run Vite and wireit in watch mode for @webtoon/psd-example-browser and @webtoon/psd-benchmark. This is needed because wireit currently does not support "service" scripts. (see: https://github.com/google/wireit/issues/33)
Using wireit and npm-run-all2 makes our development NPM scripts (e.g. npm run start:browser) more reliable. The scripts now "just work" in a fresh local clone of the repo, and do not require arbitrary sleep calls or polling delays to properly rebuild multiple packages.
Since wireit and npm-run-all2 handle our build orchestration, we can remove packages like rollup-plugin-shell, rollup-plugin-watcher, and nodedev that we previously used for watching the filesystem and running build tools.
Use wireit to specify dependency relationships between build scripts of each package, cache build outputs, incrementally rebuild scripts, and watch for changes.
Furthermore, use npm-run-all2 to run Vite and wireit in watch mode for @webtoon/psd-example-browser and @webtoon/psd-benchmark. This is needed because wireit currently does not support "service" scripts. (see: https://github.com/google/wireit/issues/33)
Using wireit and npm-run-all2 makes our development NPM scripts (e.g.
npm run start:browser) more reliable. The scripts now "just work" in a fresh local clone of the repo, and do not require arbitrarysleepcalls or polling delays to properly rebuild multiple packages.Since wireit and npm-run-all2 handle our build orchestration, we can remove packages like rollup-plugin-shell, rollup-plugin-watcher, and nodedev that we previously used for watching the filesystem and running build tools.
Resolves #28