Nikhil Swaminathan swaminator

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Step 1: Set up your monorepo project

To get started, fork the following project.

git clone [email protected]:swaminator/monorepo-amplify.git

This project contains the frontend code for an angular and react Todo app. The repository has the following structure:

> monorepo-amplify

It was recently announced that AWS Amplify now has built in support for monorepos. Customers who had previously used manual commands in their applications build settings are now able to trigger builds in various apps can now consolidate all of their app settings in a single file at the root of the repository.

Let's assume you have two Amplify apps - app1 and app2 that belong to your monorepo.

If you have an amplify.yml file in your repo, rename it to amplify-old.yml to back it up.
Go to the app1 in the Amplify console, App settings > build settings and update your buildspec to the new version. For example, a simple app with the following build spec:

version: 1
frontend:

	version: 1
	frontend:
	phases:
	build:
	commands: []
	artifacts:
	baseDirectory: /
	files:
	- '*/'
	cache:

	In the Amplify Console, navigate to Rewrites and redirects. Add the following depending on what you want:

	Case 1:
	Actual content location: /about/index.html
	What user types in browser: /about/index.html
	What user sees in browser: /about/
	Configure in Amplify Console: /about/index.html /about/ 301

	Case 2:
	Actual content location: /about.html

	#!/usr/bin/env bash
	set -e
	IFS='\|'
	help_output () {
	echo "usage: amplify-push <--environment\|-e <name>> <--simple\|-s>"
	echo " --environment The name of the Amplify environment to use"
	echo " --simple Optional simple flag auto-includes stack info from env cache"
	exit 1
	}