Development notes

Compiling

Do not compile on a per project bases
Instead, run one command from the root to build everything: yarn build (use yarn build -v to get logged output)
To watch files: yarn watch
To clean all lib files and then build from scratch: yarn clean

To test everything, package by package: yarn workspaces run test
To run all tests together: yarn test:all
To get coverage per package: yarn workspaces run coverage
To run all tests together for coverage (note: server coverage report will be in the server package, coverage for everything else will be in coverage in the root): yarn coverage:all

Say I want to add @twokeys/addons to the package @twokeys/common-hi (assuming both are in the packages dir):@

Add "@twokeys/addons": "^1.0.0" as an entry to common-hi's `package.json
Add a TS reference. Under references in commom-hi's tsconfig.json add this:

{
	"path": "../addons",
	"prepend": false
}

This way, when common-hi is compiled, addons is automatically compiled first

Copy the contents of misc/template to a new package dir (e.g package/@twokeys/a-package)
Change the package name and description in package.json and README.md
In the package's tsconfig.json under the tsBuildInfoFile entry, change package to whatever the name of the package (minus the scope) is, e.g "tsBuildInfoFile": "../../../.build-cache/a-package.tsbuildinfo"
Add a new references under tsconfig.json in the root of the repo to the package path, e.g { "path": "./packages/@twokeys/a-package", "prepend": false }