Commands
A guide on the available commands in the project, what they do and how to use them.
OrbitKit uses Turborepo to run commands across apps & packages in the
monorepo, you can also use pnpm --filter commands to do the same without
dependant tasks running or caching.
dev
pnpm turbo dev
The dev command starts up all of the apps in the monorepo in development mode and also starts up the watch mode on the packages that need bundling.
The dev command also applies Drizzle ORM schema migrations to the database, it will generate any missing migrations and apply them to the database.
You can start up for example only the web application by using pnpm turbo dev --filter=web.
build
pnpm turbo build
The build command builds all of the apps in the monorepo and also builds the packages that need bundling.
You can build for example only the web application by using pnpm turbo build --filter=web.
start
pnpm turbo start
The start command starts up all of the apps in the monorepo in production mode. This is done after building all of the apps & packages automatically via turborepo dependant tasks, so you don’t need to build before you run the start command.
lint
pnpm turbo lint
The lint command runs ESLint on all of the apps & packages in the monorepo.
typecheck
pnpm turbo typecheck
The typecheck command runs TypeScript type checking on all of the apps & packages in the monorepo.
storybook
pnpm turbo storybook
The storybook command starts up the ui package storybook instance in dev mode.
build-storybook
pnpm turbo build-storybook
The build-storybook command builds the ui package storybook application, you will find the output in a storybook-static in the packages/ui directory.
db:generate
pnpm turbo db:generate
The db:generate command will generate new schema migration files when necessary (based on the typescript schema files in packages/db/src/schema directory).
db:migrate
pnpm turbo db:migrate
The db:migrate command will apply all of the schema migrations to the database.
Database Commands
OrbitKit supports all of DrizzleKit’s commands which are all configured for you in the packages/db/package.json file.
You can invoke these commands using pnpm, for example to check for collisions and inconsistencies between your database and the schema, you can run pnpm --filter db db:check.