### Clone:

Start by cloning the full repository using just `git clone` command\.

### Install:

In `root` folder using 

```
 yarn install

```

**Note:**  → do it from the `root`  directory as it will create `node_modules` folder and share npm packages between other applications/packages/services etc. Worth to mention that each application might have its own `node_module`  package if the application requires a specific version of the library or if it isn’t shared. Other npm modules are symlinked to `node_module` in the root.

### Run:

To run one of the scripts from `packages` simply

```
yarn workspace your-package-name script-name

```
  OR simply

```
cd packages/app && yarn start

```


### Add npm libraries:

```
yarn workspace your-package-name add react react-dom --dev

```
This will add `react` and `react-dom` as `devDependencies` in your package.


### Remove npm libraries:

If you want to remove a package:

```
yarn workspace your-package-name remove react react-dom

```


### Tests:


To invoke the test script for each workspace use:

```
yarn workspaces run test

```


How to work with Monorepo?

What is Monorepo?

Why Use Monorepo?

Tools for Monorepo

 How to work with Monorepo?

Conclusion

Monorepo introduction

Gitflow for monorepo

Monorepo structure

Naming convention for repo and monorepos

Coding standards for Repo and monorepo

Best practices

Cypres API and Admin

Code coverage

Testing rules 

Testings in Monorepo

Monorepo with Heroku

Deploying monorepo with Now

Setting up CI/CD 

Monorepo

In the conclusion part, we summarize what we have learned about Monorepo so far and prepare our selves to dive deep into the rest of the course. 

Monorepo Conclusion

Monorepo Course

Monorepo introduction

Work With
React Native Developers
Whom You Can Trust

How to work with Monorepo?

Monorepo Conclusion

Monorepo Course

Monorepo introduction

Work With React Native DevelopersWhom You Can Trust

How to work with Monorepo?

Monorepo Conclusion

Work With
React Native Developers
Whom You Can Trust