Why use many repo when one repo do trick?
This is a monorepo slowly growing to host all my personal work.
It's organized as a pnpm workspace to filter out some of the noise.
You can treat the root package.json as my minimal recommendations for any JS package.
Although this repo isn't limited to JS, that's where I spend most of my time.
This is also my first repo with pnpm, I was an npm guy before but it's time for a change!
I followed https://pnpm.io/installation:
curl -fsSL https://get.pnpm.io/install.sh | sh -This gave me pnpm 10.23.0 bundled with Node 20.11.1, but I don't plan to use the bundled version.
I use fnm to manage Node versions and I generally use an LTS version (22.21.1 as of writing)
Historically, I haven't followed a particular commit message style. But Mocha follows Angular commit conventions to auto-generate release logs and I think this is worth trying out :)
- AHK++: AHK++ is a language support IDE extension for AutoHotkey v1 and v2
- Bash: A cross-platform shell
- Git: A version control system, includes notes on Git LFS
- GitHub: The most popular DevOps platform
- JavaScript: A programming language originally for adding interactivity to websites
- jq (jqlang): CLI tool for editing JSON files
- luanti: An open-source engine, distribution platform, and client for "boxel" games
- markwiemer.com: My personal website!
- Melvor Idle: A heavily moddable RuneScape-inspired game
- Mocha: A JavaScript test framework for Node.js & the browser
- mod.io: A site for hosting game mods
- New machine: Setup steps for any new machine
- pnpm: Node package manager, alternative to npm
- POSIX: Set of cross-OS standards by IEEE
- React: Library for creating complex interactive websites
- Remark: Markdown toolchain for JS
- Rust: A programming language emphasizing safety and performance
- TypeScript: A programming language that adds types to JavaScript
- Visual Studio Code: A popular IDE
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