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To share the Vite configuration in a monorepo, you can follow these steps:
- Create a Vite configuration file (vite.config.js) in the root directory of your monorepo.
- Configure the Vite options, plugins, and settings in this central configuration file. You can set up different options for each sub-project in separate sections of the configuration file using conditional logic or by using environment variables.
- Add scripts to build or serve the sub-projects with the shared Vite configuration in the package.json files of each sub-project. These scripts should reference the central Vite configuration file.
- Make sure the sub-projects reference and import the shared Vite configuration file when running Vite commands. You can do this by importing the central Vite configuration file in the vite.config.js file of each sub-project.
- Test the configuration by running Vite commands in different sub-projects to ensure that the shared configuration is correctly applied.
By following these steps, you can share a Vite configuration in a monorepo and ensure consistent and efficient development across all your sub-projects.