@sewing-kit/tasks
Advanced tools
`@sewing-kit/tasks` provides a number of helpful types and interfaces that describe the kinds of things that `sewing-kit` can do for your workspace.
@sewing-kit/tasks@sewing-kit/tasks provides a number of helpful types and interfaces that describe the kinds of things that sewing-kit can do for your workspace.
This package is closely tied with and extends from @sewing-kit/hooks and the interfaces it provides.
yarn add @sewing-kit/tasks --dev
Tasks are what sewing-kit runs against your codebase to perform a variety of things, such as linting, building, and testing. At a high level, sewing-kit distinguishes between WorkspaceTasks (which apply to the entire workspace) and ProjectTasks (which apply to the individual projects within a workspace).
WorkspaceTasks
BuildWorkspaceTask)DevWorkspaceTask)TestWorkspaceTask)LintWorkspaceTask)TypeCheckWorkspaceTask)ProjectTasks
BuildProjectTask)DevProjectTask)TestProjectTask)A task (e.g. build, dev, test) is made up of options and hooks. Options exist to configure the task, and can be passed in through sewing-kit's CLI and propagated through the hooks to relevant plugins. Tasks' hooks expose a way for plugins (either @sewing-kit's or your own) to tap into and customize and define sewing-kit's behaviour.
FAQs
APIs for building sewing-kit-next tasks
The npm package @sewing-kit/tasks receives a total of 24 weekly downloads. As such, @sewing-kit/tasks popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @sewing-kit/tasks demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 4 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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