chore: init repository tooling

[remidej]

Sets up a TS React component library with Vite. Also sets up eslint, prettier, jest and husky.

The tools and configs were inspired by both the design system and the monorepo.

[joshuaellis]

Great start @remidej,

lol too eager

[joshuaellis]

Great start @remidej, left some inline thoughts for discussion 👍🏼

[joshuaellis]

I would add some github stuff – PR template, ISSUE templates, & workflows – the design-system could be a good source of inspo for these things as it's a lot lighter than the CMS repo. I would also add a CONTRIBUTING guide too, this could be adapted from the CMS one too...

A basic README.md that you add too overtime is probably very good practice as it's the source of documentation for the project :)

[remidej]

@joshuaellis I added some github templates, a super basic readme and a code of conduct.

I think I prefer to wait a bit before writing the contributing guide and a more detailed readme, as it will be clearer what we need to put there once we have locked down the API and started the implementation.

[joshuaellis]

a more detailed readme

Definitely, I didn't expect you to have it written to a tee, instead I'd probably expect you to update it as you build the API so it's constantly up to date, good habit to get into 🤓

[joshuaellis]

There's probably something forgotten, but you can always add it later – great work @remidej, setting up a brand new project has a lot of things to consider 🤪

[madhurisandbhor]

I was interested to check how you created renderer, have few questions if you can answer, thanks!

[madhurisandbhor]

these dependencies should be dev right?

[remidej]

definitely 🙃

[madhurisandbhor]

why do we need these in devdeps as well?

[remidej]

otherwise we get eslint warnings about them not being installed

[madhurisandbhor]

we can clean this file

[remidej]

They're valid environment files picked up by vite, so people could be using them: https://vitejs.dev/guide/env-and-mode.html#env-files

[madhurisandbhor]

right, but we do not have anything defined at the moment to gitignore. No worries as it's not doing any harm, let it be.