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lines changed Original file line number Diff line number Diff line change 1+ # watcloud-emails
2+
3+ A monorepo containing email templates and related tooling for WATcloud.
4+
5+ ## Packages
6+
7+ ### Core Packages
8+ - ` @watonomous/watcloud-email-templates ` – Email templates
9+ - ` @repo/utils ` – Shared utilities
10+ - ` @repo/ts-config ` – Shared TypeScript configuration
11+
12+ ### Applications
13+ - ` @watonomous/watcloud-email-cli ` – Command-line interface for working with the templates
14+
15+ ## Development
16+
17+ ### Getting Started
18+
19+ 1 . Clone the repository
20+ 2 . Install dependencies:
21+ ``` sh
22+ npm ci
23+ ```
24+ 3 . Start the development server:
25+ ``` sh
26+ npm run dev
27+ ```
28+ 4 . Build all packages:
29+ ``` sh
30+ npm run build
31+ ```
Original file line number Diff line number Diff line change 1+ # @watonomous/watcloud-email-cli
2+
3+ Command line interface for working with WATcloud email templates.
4+
5+ ## Development
6+
7+ ### Getting Started
8+
9+ 1 . From the root of the monorepo, install dependencies:
10+ ``` sh
11+ npm ci
12+ ```
13+
14+ 2 . Start the development server:
15+ ``` sh
16+ npm run dev
17+ ```
18+
19+ ### Building
20+
21+ To build the CLI:
22+
23+ ``` sh
24+ # From the root of the monorepo
25+ npm run build
26+ ```
27+
28+ ## Usage
29+
30+ After installation (see below) you can run:
31+
32+ ``` sh
33+ watcloud-emails --help
34+ ```
35+
36+ This shows all available commands and options.
37+
38+ ### Running Locally During Development
39+
40+ After building the CLI you can run it directly:
41+
42+ ``` sh
43+ node dist/index.js --help
44+ ```
45+
46+ ## Installation
47+
48+ ### Using a Specific Version
49+
50+ 1 . Find a version from the [ releases] ( https://github.com/WATonomous/watcloud-emails/releases ) page (e.g. ` 0.0.2 ` ).
51+ 2 . Run the following command:
52+ ``` sh
53+ VERSION=< version>
54+ npx https://github.com/WATonomous/watcloud-emails/releases/download/v${VERSION} /watonomous-watcloud-email-cli-${VERSION} .tgz --help
55+ ```
56+
57+ ### Installing from a CI artifact
58+
59+ You can also download the latest artifacts from the CI builds and install them manually in the same way.
60+
61+ ## Contributing
62+
63+ 1 . Make your changes in the source files
64+ 2 . Run tests to ensure everything works
65+ 3 . Submit a pull request
Original file line number Diff line number Diff line change 1- # watcloud-emails
1+ # @ watonomous/ watcloud-email-templates
22
33A collection of email templates used by [ WATcloud] ( https://cloud.watonomous.ca/ ) .
44
5- ## Getting started
6-
7- 1 . Find a version from the [ releases] ( https://github.com/WATonomous/watcloud-emails/releases ) page (e.g. ` 0.0.2 ` ).
8- 2 . Run the following command
9- ``` sh
10- VERSION=< version>
11- npx https://github.com/WATonomous/watcloud-emails/releases/download/v${VERSION} /watonomous-watcloud-email-cli-${VERSION} .tgz --help
12- ```
13-
145## Development
156
16- # ## Emails
17-
18- ` ` ` sh
19- npm ci
20- npm run dev
21- ` ` `
7+ 1 . Start the development server from the root of the monorepo:
8+ ``` sh
9+ npm run dev
10+ ```
11+ 2 . Open [ http://localhost:3000 ] ( http://localhost:3000 ) in your browser to preview the email templates.
2212
23- Open [localhost:3000](http://localhost:3000) with your browser to see email previews.
24-
25- # ## CLI
26-
27- ` ` ` sh
28- npm run build
29- node ./apps/cli/dist/index.js
30- ` ` `
13+ ## Building
3114
32- # ### Packaging the CLI
15+ To build the templates for production, run from the root of the monorepo:
3316
3417``` sh
3518npm run build
36-
37- cd apps/cli
38- npm version --no-git-tag-version 0.0.0-dev
39- npm pack --pack-destination .
4019```
41-
42- A ` watonomous-watcloud-email-cli-0.0.0-dev.tgz` file will be created in the current directory.
43- Use it as follows:
44-
45- ` ` ` sh
46- npx watonomous-watcloud-email-cli-0.0.0-dev.tgz --help
47- # or
48- npm install -g watonomous-watcloud-email-cli-0.0.0-dev.tgz
49- watcloud-emails --help
50- ` ` `
51-
52- # # Releasing
53-
54- Releases are manually created from the [Releases page](https://github.com/WATonomous/watcloud-emails/releases).
55- CI will automatically build the tarball and publish it to the release page.
56- Release notes can be auto-generated via the web interface.
57-
58- Please follow [semantic versioning](https://semver.org/) when creating tags for releases.
59- Tags should be prefixed with ` v` (e.g. ` v1.0.0` ).
60- Version numbers less than ` 1.0.0` should be considered unstable and may have breaking changes in minor versions.
Original file line number Diff line number Diff line change 1+ # @repo/ts-config
2+
3+ Shared TypeScript configuration for the WATcloud emails monorepo.
4+
5+ ## Usage
6+
7+ In any package that needs TypeScript configuration, extend the appropriate config in your ` tsconfig.json ` :
8+
9+ ``` json
10+ {
11+ "extends" : " @repo/ts-config/tsconfig.json" ,
12+ "compilerOptions" : {
13+ "outDir" : " ./dist"
14+ },
15+ "include" : [" src" ]
16+ }
17+ ```
Original file line number Diff line number Diff line change 1+ # @repo/utils
2+
3+ Shared utilities for working with email templates in the WATcloud ecosystem.
4+
5+ ## Features
6+
7+ - Common validation functions
8+ - Email template helpers
9+ - Shared types and interfaces
10+ - Utility functions for email rendering
11+
12+ ## Usage
13+
14+ Add the project as a dependency in your ` package.json ` :
15+
16+ ``` json
17+ {
18+ "dependencies" : {
19+ "@repo/utils" : " *"
20+ }
21+ }
22+ ```
23+
24+ Import the utilities in your code:
25+
26+ ``` typescript
27+ import { validateEmail } from ' @repo/utils' ;
28+
29+ // Example usage
30+ const isValid = validateEmail (' user@example.com' );
31+ ```
32+
33+ ## Development
34+
35+ This package is built as part of the monorepo build process. To develop locally:
36+
37+ 1 . Make your changes in the source files
38+ 2 . Run tests:
39+ ``` sh
40+ npm test
41+ ```
42+ 3 . The package will be built automatically when running ` npm run build ` from the root
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