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Isomer Next

This is a monorepo for the Isomer Next project.

Getting Started

This monorepo uses Turborepo. To get started, first install the turbo command:

npm install turbo --global

Credentials

There are a few steps to getting started:

  1. First, ensure that you are added to the Okta SSO. This can be verified via going to the all-might repository located here a. ensure that the user has a /users/<name>.yml file b. next, add the user to the relevant groups in /groups c. lastly, add the user to the relevant applications

  2. Next, add the user to the AWS opengovsg org. This is done via configuration on the sso repo here a. follow the same process as above - add the users to /config/users/<name>.yml b. thereafter, add the user to either /config/groups/isomer-admins.yaml if they require admin permissions (engineer) or to /config/groups/isomer-users.yaml if they are not an engineer

  3. Thirdly, get the credentials for 1Password

  4. Add the user to the isomerpages organisation by adding them to the file here

  5. Add the user to the relevant github teams here by asking the maintainer

Cutting a release

We run releases via the publish event. Hence, in order to cut a release, we have to go through the following steps:

  1. first, select the release commit
  2. generate a tag for the release commit from the previous tag as follows:
    • if you're making a hotfix, add a 0.0.1 to the previous version
    • if you're making a minor upgrade, add a 0.1 to the previous version.
    • for all purposes, all our releases are minor upgrades so we will not be incrementing the major version number
  3. push the tag to the remote origin
  4. go to github and click on Tags
  5. next, click on releases and draft a new release
  6. choose the tag you have previously created
  7. generate release notes (this can be done automatically via the button)
  8. publish the release

Running database migrations

  1. first, add the relevant .pem file to the apps/studio/ssh folder
    • this can be found by searching for AWS Isomer Next <env> Bastion SSH Key in your 1Password vault
  2. Next, duplicate the .env.example in apps/studio to .ssh/.env.<env>
  3. Fill in the relevant information by searching for Isomer Next <env> Database inside 1password
  4. Next, run npm run jump:<env> from within the apps/studio folder
  5. Next, run npm run migrate:<env> from within the apps/studio folder
  6. (Optional) If you need to run a seed, run npm run db:seed

Extra tools

  1. Vercel a. To get access to vercel, go to 1Password (1PW) and find the credentials for isomeradmin. Login via that Github account and you should have access
  2. Database GUI a. we have a tableplus subscription. Download the Tableplus software here and find the credentials in 1Password by searching for Tableplus License
  3. For a stacked PR workflow, we also have access to Graphite. Click on this link to get access.