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Create a new package

You can set a new package up very easily by using the base project blueprint.

> yarn mila generate package

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? Your package name maths-utils
? Describe briefly your package Mathematics helpers for my awesome projet

Usage​

Now you can import the package in others packages/services. For instance in services/geolocation/package.json, add the dependency to the manifest.

{
  "dependencies": {
    "@my-app/maths-utils": "workspace:*"
  }
}

Run a yarn install to link the workspaces and import directly the new dependency to use it.

For instance in services/geolocation/src/utils/convert-coordinates.ts

import { radianToDegrees } from '@my-app/maths-utils';

export const convertCoordinates = () => {
  // Do some stuff
}

Create a new Microservice

You can set a new microservice up very easily by using the base project blueprint.

> yarn mila generate service

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? Your service name users
? Describe briefly your service Manage my awesome platform users

Even if it is theoretically possible, you should not import a services in another package/service

Assign a port for local run​

You can assign a port for local run in the generated service mila.json.

{
  "extends": "../../mila.shared.json",
  "port": 3003
}

This is optional and helps you launch the serverless offline process on a predictable port