Just to add my 2 cents:
If you're building a complex package, you could want to split part of it into multiple sub-packages. It's (IMO) a clean programming structure that every logic has it's own file and require only what's necessary.
But doing dozen of npm link is maddening. And Lerna is such a great help with that.
It allow you to easily manage sub-packages from adding dependencies, running scripts or publishing.
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Nice article.
Just to add my 2 cents:
If you're building a complex package, you could want to split part of it into multiple sub-packages. It's (IMO) a clean programming structure that every logic has it's own file and require only what's necessary.
But doing dozen of
npm linkis maddening. And Lerna is such a great help with that.It allow you to easily manage sub-packages from adding dependencies, running scripts or publishing.