time_to_leave/README.md

TimeToLeave

Time-To-Leave is a multi-platform application designed to [Briefly describe the project's purpose, e.g., track professional commitments, manage time-off requests, etc.]. This repository follows a monorepo structure, separating concerns into distinct applications and reusable packages.

🚀 Getting Started

These instructions will get you a copy of the project running on your local machine for development and testing purposes.

Prerequisites

• Node.js
• npm/yarn

Installation

1. Clone the repository:

   # Assuming git is used
   # git clone <repository-url>
   # cd TimeToLeave
   

2. Install dependencies:

   npm install
   

🧱 Project Structure Overview

This project uses a monorepo setup to manage multiple, interconnected parts:

• apps/: Contains the primary deployable applications.
  • apps/web: The main web interface for the user.
  • apps/mobile: The mobile application client.
• packages/: Contains reusable, domain-specific logic and shared utilities.
  • packages/core: Core business logic and domain models.
  • packages/api-client: Handles interactions with the backend API.

🛠 Development & Running the Application

The package.json defines several scripts to assist with development:

Script	Command	Description
dev	npm run dev -w apps/web	Starts the development server for the Web application.
dev:mobile	npm run start -w apps/mobile	Starts the mobile client development server.
build	npm run build -w apps/web	Builds the production bundle for the Web application.
test	npm run test -w apps/web	Runs unit and integration tests for the Web application.
lint	npm run lint -w apps/web && npm run lint -w apps/mobile	Runs linting checks across both web and mobile clients.

Development Workflow Tip

When working on shared logic, modify files in packages/core or packages/api-client. Remember to run tests or restart the services to ensure changes are propagated correctly across the consuming apps.

🛡️ Testing & Quality Assurance

The project provides comprehensive scripts for maintaining code quality:

• Linting: Use npm run lint to catch stylistic and structural errors.
• Type Checking: Use npm run typecheck to ensure type safety across the codebase.

📄 API Documentation

[Add link or reference to API documentation here once the backend services are finalized.]

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This README was generated based on the detected monorepo structure and dependencies.