Confortable development enviroment

[ivanmatiaspascual]

I want all.

Wishes:
1) I want a polyrepo for my client side ecosystem, not a monorepo. My project application as dependant and project library react-financial-charts as dependency, but not as part of the monorepo lerna like the package stories.
2) The most important thing: debugging the library react-financial-charts from my application project. Able to get into the dependency project library react-financial-charts from my application project with de debugger. Benefits:
- Reverse ingeniering to observe the behaiver of the library with some param values and param that i dont undertend at first.
- Analize issues
- Analize performance
3) Feature go to definition if i may

Tests:

a) Linking: npm link

1- Publish to /usr/lib/node_modules

cd react-financial-charts/packages/charts
npm link

Comments:
That uses symbolic links, but this not get the others dependencies.

2- Install

cd candlestick-client
npm link react-financial-charts

Comments:
This point to /usr/lib/node_modules in package.json.

Problems:

• A good project as an example of lerna monorepo not recommends use that (https://github.com/Hy-Vee/lerna-yarn-workspaces-monorepo)

b) Linking: npm link <project>

1- Publish to /usr/lib/node_modules

cd react-financial-charts/packages/charts
npm link react-financial-charts

Comments:

• This publish the complete project in /usr/lib/node_modules, the package charts and all the dependencies with out use symbolic links, this make a copy.

Problems:

• Debugger does not found the sources

2- Install

cd candlestick-client
npm link react-financial-charts

Comments:

• This add an entry in package.json, to /usr/lib/node_modules

c) Linking: Relaive path to the library project, in package.json -> file:../react-financial-charts/packages/charts

A good project as an example of lerna monorepo recommends use this (https://github.com/Hy-Vee/lerna-yarn-workspaces-monorepo)

Comments:

• This method get only the package "package/charts" to my local node_modules, not the other packages: scales, indicators, interactive, etc. Those packages resides in the original project ../react-financial-charts/packages/charts

Problems:

• Debugger does not found the sources, i observe a strange thing, for example, from my project application i start to debug, and in the ema module, i try to get into it and i notice that the debuggear take de path of the source (seems correctly) from the sourcemap ../../src/indicator/ema.ts" but the debugger apply this relative route from de root path of my project aplications, but not the root path of the project library react-financial-charts

I keep on this idea and i try to test 2 more things:

c.1) Add to react-financial-charts inlineSources (tsconfig.json -> compilerOptions -> "declarationMap": true and "inlineSources": true)

Comments:

• Debugger found the sources. Great!
• In my application project debugger found the sources and if i run the library from the root path of the library the debuggear found the sources too.

Problems:

• The fact that I have to modify the library but the best i have until today

c.2) Add to react-financial-charts sourceRoot (tsconfig.json -> compilerOptions -> "declarationMap": true and "sourceRoot": "../react-financial-charts/packages/indicators/src")

Comments:

• Debugger found the sources and this sources was in a seprately file. Great!

Problems:

• Debugger found the sources from my project application but does not found the sources if i run npm start from the project library react-financial-charts, i broke the debugging from the library

Please give me some ideas!
I think i hate lerna, but i am not sure.