Hi @debojitroy
,
Thank you very much for this amazing series.
This was just what I was looking for and I couldn't find any other tutorial that explained all of this so clearly.
Only a little suggest:
Maybe it's easy to use yarn to add multiple dependencies at once: yarn workspace @awesome-movie-app/components add styled-components react-bootstrap bootstrap -D
I also had to add this option to the tsconfig file to avoid errors in files outside the src folder: "skipLibCheck": true
And well, there is one thing that I do not quite undestand. Why do you compile using typescript and then again using babel ? Then in webapp I think you usually import the babel compiled files except the ones in the theme folder ( compiled by typescript ). Wouldn't compiling using typescript be enough ?
Thank you again for this helpful tutorial and access to the github repo.
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Hi @debojitroy ,
Thank you very much for this amazing series.
This was just what I was looking for and I couldn't find any other tutorial that explained all of this so clearly.
Only a little suggest:
Maybe it's easy to use yarn to add multiple dependencies at once:
yarn workspace @awesome-movie-app/components add styled-components react-bootstrap bootstrap -D
I also had to add this option to the tsconfig file to avoid errors in files outside the src folder:
"skipLibCheck": true
And well, there is one thing that I do not quite undestand. Why do you compile using typescript and then again using babel ? Then in webapp I think you usually import the babel compiled files except the ones in the theme folder ( compiled by typescript ). Wouldn't compiling using typescript be enough ?
Thank you again for this helpful tutorial and access to the github repo.