| name | new-package |
| description | Scaffold a new package under packages/* in the webhook-objects monorepo with correct pnpm workspace, tsconfig (dom vs no-dom), exports map, vite/vitest, and biome wiring. Use when adding a new package or workspace to this repo. |
Scaffold a new package
Create packages/<name>/ mirroring packages/client. Getting one piece wrong silently breaks the build, so copy the structure exactly.
Steps
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Pick a TS base from @webhook-objects/z-build-config:
- Code that touches the DOM /
fetch in browser → tsconfig.dom.json (+ tsconfig.dom.test.json).
- Node-only / no DOM lib →
tsconfig.no-dom.json (+ .no-dom.test.json).
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package.json — copy packages/client/package.json and change:
name: @webhook-objects/<name>, version: 0.1.0-beta.1, type: "module", files: ["dist"].scripts.test: vitest run --coverage; scripts.build: vite build && tsc -p tsconfig.lib.types.json.exports map: every public subpath needs types + default (and browser/node if dual-target). See add-public-export.- dev-dep
@webhook-objects/z-build-config": "workspace:*".
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tsconfigs — copy all four from packages/client: tsconfig.json (references the other three), tsconfig.lib.json, tsconfig.lib.test.json, tsconfig.lib.types.json. Repoint extends to the dom/no-dom base you chose.
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vite.config.ts — copy client's. Set build.lib.entry to your real entry files. Keep external: /^(?!@webhook-objects).*$/ (externalizes everything except workspace deps). Keep the two vitest projects (node + chromium) only if you have browser specs; drop the chromium project for node-only packages.
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No per-package biome config — root biome.json covers **. Tabs, double quotes, organize-imports on.
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Verify: pnpm install then run verify.
Skipped: a generator script — copying client is faster and rarer than maintaining a template.
