# API Turborepo Integration ## Overview The `api` folder has been successfully integrated into the Turborepo monorepo structure. This document outlines the changes made and how to work with the API in the new setup. ## Changes Made ### 1. Folder Structure - **Before**: `api/` (root level) - **After**: `apps/api/` (inside apps directory) The API has been moved to the `apps` directory to follow the monorepo convention where all applications live under `apps/` and shared packages live under `packages/`. ### 2. Package Configuration #### Updated `apps/api/package.json` ```json { "name": "@xtablo/api", // Changed from "xtablo-api" "private": true, // Added "version": "1.0.0", // Added version "scripts": { "typecheck": "tsc --noEmit", // Added typecheck script "clean": "rm -rf dist node_modules/.cache" // Added clean script } } ``` #### Created `apps/api/turbo.json` Turbo configuration for the API app with specific task definitions for `build`, `dev`, and `test`. #### Created `apps/api/biome.json` Biome configuration for linting and formatting, consistent with other apps. ### 3. Root Configuration Updates #### Updated `package.json` Added API-specific scripts: ```json { "scripts": { "dev:api": "turbo dev --filter=@xtablo/api", "test:api": "turbo test --filter=@xtablo/api" } } ``` #### Updated `biome.json` Changed all references from `api/` to `apps/api/` in: - File includes - Override paths #### Updated `apps/api/cloudbuild.yaml` Changed Docker build context from `api` to `apps/api`. ### 4. Workspace Integration The API is now automatically included in the pnpm workspace via the existing `apps/*` pattern in `pnpm-workspace.yaml`. ### 5. Documentation Updates Updated all Stripe-related documentation files to reference `cd apps/api` instead of `cd api`: - `docs/STRIPE_IMPLEMENTATION_SUMMARY.md` - `docs/TESTING_WITH_FAKE_ACCOUNTS.md` - `docs/STRIPE_README.md` - `docs/STRIPE_WITH_SYNC_ENGINE.md` - `docs/STRIPE_INTEGRATION_COMPLETE.md` - `docs/STRIPE_QUICK_REFERENCE.md` - `docs/STRIPE_SETUP.md` - `docs/STRIPE_FINAL_SETUP.md` ### 6. Package Lock Files - Removed `apps/api/package-lock.json` (npm lock file) - Updated `pnpm-lock.yaml` to include the API package ## Usage ### Running Commands from Root All turbo commands can now be run from the root directory with the `--filter` flag: ```bash # Development pnpm run dev:api # Building turbo build --filter=@xtablo/api # Testing pnpm run test:api turbo test --filter=@xtablo/api # Type checking turbo typecheck --filter=@xtablo/api # Linting and formatting turbo lint --filter=@xtablo/api turbo lint:fix --filter=@xtablo/api turbo format --filter=@xtablo/api # Clean build artifacts turbo clean --filter=@xtablo/api ``` ### Running Commands from API Directory All existing npm scripts still work when you're inside the `apps/api` directory: ```bash cd apps/api # Development pnpm dev # Build pnpm build # Test pnpm test pnpm test:watch # Lint pnpm lint pnpm lint:fix ``` ### Running All Apps Together You can now run all apps in parallel using turbo: ```bash # Run dev for all apps pnpm run dev # Build all apps pnpm run build # Lint all apps pnpm run lint # Test all apps pnpm run test ``` ## Benefits 1. **Consistent Tooling**: The API now uses the same build tools (Turbo, pnpm) as other apps 2. **Parallel Execution**: Turbo can run API tasks in parallel with other apps 3. **Caching**: Turbo's caching mechanism speeds up builds and tests 4. **Dependency Management**: Shared dependencies are deduplicated by pnpm 5. **Workspace Support**: Easy to share code between the API and other packages 6. **Better DX**: Unified commands across all apps ## Verification All tests pass: - ✅ Type checking: `turbo typecheck --filter=@xtablo/api` - ✅ Linting: `turbo lint --filter=@xtablo/api` (with auto-fix applied) - ✅ Tests: `turbo test --filter=@xtablo/api` (67 tests passing) - ✅ Build: `turbo build --filter=@xtablo/api` ## Notes - The API's Docker configuration (`Dockerfile` and `cloudbuild.yaml`) has been updated to reference the new path - All import sorting issues were automatically fixed with biome - The API maintains its existing functionality and dependencies - No changes to the API's runtime behavior or endpoints