The pacwich docs sport a web-based CLI demo now! I had this for the predecessor package bun-workspaces that was backed by a Bun server, but now the pacwich CLI runs fully client-side with NodeJS shims, a much nicer approach. See it at pacwich.dev
Scott Morse
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Software Engineer - Open Source (author of pacwich) Get updates from me on my open source projects here! pacwich is an open source package for managing monorepos in Bun, with a CLI and TypeScript API.
My latest blog post on how I use complementary agent skills to support my manual code review and QA of pacwich in addition to the agent-driven review and QA: smorsic.io/blog/buddy-s...
pacwich.dev pacwich now has shell completions for bash, zsh, and fish! The CLI also added a 𝚌𝚘𝚗𝚏𝚒𝚐 𝚍𝚎𝚋𝚐 command to more easily view the resolved JSON of your project/workspace configuration without needing the TypeScript API, if using pacwich's optional config files.
Introducing pacwich, monorepo tooling on top of Bun, npm, or pnpm! This continues and is mostly backwards compatible with my bun-workspaces package, which only integrated with Bun. Docs: pacwich.dev Blog post: smorsic.io/blog/pacwich... Migration guide: pacwich.dev/intro/bun-wo...
pacwich — Monorepo tooling for Bun, npm, and pnpm workspaces | Documentation
Monorepo tooling that works on top of Bun, npm, and pnpm workspaces, with a CLI and TypeScript API.
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bun-workspaces now has a debuggable affected graph! Check out the blog post on v1.9: bunworkspaces.com/blog/bun-wor...
bun-workspaces v1.5.0 was just released, and it's a good time to cover some of the latest features: Workspace Tags, Dependency Rules, TypeScript Config Files, and an MCP Server Read here: bunworkspaces.com/blog/bun-wor...
New post that's a mix of an education and opinion piece exploring what some of the true fundamentals of software engineering are, starting with a brief history of technology that hasn't died for 60 years: the terminal. bunworkspaces.com/blog/typewri...
The Fundamentals Still Haven't Changed: Typewriters to Tokens | bun-workspaces
1956: An MIT laboratory develops a new version of the Whirlwind I for the U.S. Navy,
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The first post of the blog is here! If you're seeing this you must be an early follower! Welcome! You can get updates when new blog posts come out here. bunworkspaces.com/blog/bun-wor...
Version 1 is here! - Package Overview | bun-workspaces
bun-workspaces was in alpha for several months, and now version 1 is here! The package is officially at 1.1.2 at the time of writing.
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