Fullstack Web Components

Companion repository for the book "Fullstack Web Components" written by Stephen Belovarich. "Fullstack Web Components" is published by Newline.

Getting started

This book requires node ^16.3.0 and yarn ^1.22.11 installed prior to installation.

Fork this repository
Clone the fork of this repository git clone https://github.com/{username}/fullstack-web-components.git
Install dependencies yarn
Checkout Chapter 1 Branch git checkout chapter/1
Start development server yarn start

Navigation

To start any chapter, checkout the branch that has the solution from the previous chapter. For example, to start Chapter 3, git checkout chapter-2-solution.

Updating from origin

After you've forked and cloned the repo, the master branch of this repository may periodically be updated with changes. To configure your local repository to receive updates, set this repository as the upstream.

git remote add upstream https://github.com/readymade-ui/fullstack-web-components.git

Verify the upstream is set.

git remote -v

Every time you need to sync with the changes in this repository.

Checkout the master branch.

git checkout master

Fetch the latest.

git fetch upstream

Merge the latest from upstream into master.

git merge upstream/master

To avoid conflicts, keep all your work on chapter branches as directed in the book.

Checkout your current branch. For example, if you're on chapter 2.

git checkout chapter-2

Merge the latest changes from master into your branch.

git merge master

Ensure dependencies are up to date. Usually the reason for updating from master is to sync with dependency upgrades.

yarn install

Commit the changes to the yarn.lock file.

git add yarn.lock
git commit -a -m "feat: updated dependencies"

Resume with the content of the book.

Developing in a monorepo

This repository is a monorepo. lerna orchestrates the build for several packages in the monorepo.

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