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Monorepo Conversion Architecture Guide

This guide explains how to turn multiple GitHub repositories into a single monorepo with a clean developer experience, predictable releases, and environment-safe operations. It is written for an intermediate full-stack developer and is based on patterns used in this repository.

1. What You Are Building

Target state:

• One repository with multiple services and shared packages.
• One consistent local environment via Dev Containers.

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# Launch Win11Debloat with selected parameters
              & ([scriptblock]::Create((irm "https://debloat.raphi.re/"))) -Silent -RunDefaults 
                  -RemoveApps 
                  -RemoveHPApps 
                  -RemoveDevApps 
                  -RemoveGamingApps 
                  -DisableTelemetry 
                  -DisableSuggestions 
                  -DisableDesktopSpotlight 
                  -DisableLockscreenTips 

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const startAppScript = fs.readFileSync(path.join(__dirname, "scripts/start.ps1"), "utf-8");

const installScriptWithParams = `
  $DownloadedFile = "${installerPath.replace(/\\/g, '\\\\')}"
  $InstallerFile = "${installerFile}"
  ${installScript}
`;

await testdriver.exec('pwsh', installScriptWithParams, 300000);

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Testing Todo Creation with Playwright

This tutorial demonstrates how to test a todo app using TodoMVC as an example. Each step shows how to drive the UI with Playwright and verify that new todos render and persist.

Loading TodoMVC

To begin validating todo creation, direct the Playwright page to the hosted demo and define the sample todo data that the flow will reuse.

const TODO_ITEMS = [
 'buy some cheese',

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version: 5.5.5
steps:
  - prompt: launch a calculator
    commands:
      - command: exec
        lang: shell
        windows:
          start /B calc.exe
          timeout /t 5
      - command: wait-for-text

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We hope you appreciate your demo of TestDriver.ai made by Dashcam.io.

Follow the directiosn below to merge your demo into your repository

1. Create a Dashcam account here
2. Copy the API key from the team page
3. Add the API key as as a GitHub secret called DASHCAM_WORKSPACE_API. Guide here.
4. Copy the files from the PR to your repo. The paths are important!

All TestDriver VMs are ephemeral and will be destroyed after the test completes.

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# Define the path for the required directory
$directoryPath = "$env:USERPROFILE\AppData\Roaming\Dashcam"

# List of files to be created
$files = @(
    ".replayable--mainwindow-ever-launched",
    ".replayable--has-accepted-tos",
    ".replayable--segment-done",
    ".replayable--ever-launched",
    ".replayable--do-not-update",

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# Install the desktop app
# Configure log tracking: https://docs.dashcam.io/dashcam/configure/logs
npm install dashcam
dashcam auth ${{ secrets.DASHCAM_API_KEY }}
dashcam track --name=test --type=application --pattern="C:\Users\Switc\OneDrive\Desktop\*.log*"
dashcam start
Get-ChildItem C:\Windows\System32 | Tee-Object -FilePath 'C:\Users\Switc\OneDrive\Desktop\test.log'
# run the test
dashcam -t "My Test Result" -p --md

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export PYENV_ROOT="$HOME/.pyenv" 
export PATH="$PYENV_ROOT/bin:$PATH" 
eval "$(pyenv init --path)" 
eval "$(pyenv init -)"

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➜  .waveterm /Applications/Wave.app/Contents/Resources/app/bin/wavesrv
2023/12/21 13:07:56 [wave] *** starting wavesrv version v0.5.2+202312182329
2023/12/21 13:07:56 [wave] homedir = "/Users/ianjennings/.waveterm"
2023/12/21 13:07:56 [base] acquiring lock on /Users/ianjennings/.waveterm/waveterm.lock
2023/12/21 13:07:56 [db] db version = 0
2023/12/21 13:07:56 [db] migrating from 0 to 26
2023/12/21 13:07:56 [db] backing up database waveterm.db to backup.waveterm.db
2023/12/21 13:07:56 [db] migration v1, elapsed 3.610208ms
2023/12/21 13:07:56 [db] migration v2, elapsed 2.288166ms
2023/12/21 13:07:56 [db] migration v3, elapsed 1.70675ms