Turborepo + Strapi v4 + Next.js + Docker

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Hello strapi community!

I have made a monorepo template using Turborep, with Strapi v4 (w/ postgres database) + Next.js powered by docker and docker-compose. Feel free to check it out!

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I had problems lifting the project in windows. Apparently it’s something related to crlf and lf, but I don’t have any knowledge on that subject. I found a commit* that claims to solve this problem, but it is related to the original turborepo repository. Could you help me?

The commit*: Fix yarn lockfile parsing on Windows by jaredpalmer · Pull Request #434 · vercel/turborepo · GitHub

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Did you try to update the turborepo version in package.json, to see if the issue is resloved? Maye my repo is using an older version, I will have a check tmr maybe.

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Thanks for your reply, Elvincth. I solved the problem by installing the “Change All End Of Line Sequence” extension in my vscode. I converted all line endings to LF (linux) and put LF in my vscode default settings as well.

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Thank you so much. I’m new to web development and this makes my live so much easier!

Can you maybe explain to me how you deploy this to a server?

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If you are using heroku to deploy the backend you could follow the monorepo deploy guide : https://michaellin.me/deploy-multiple-apps-in-monorepo-to-heroku/

For frontend if you are using netlify you could follow this guide: Monorepos | Netlify Docs

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Is it possible to have a monorepo and deploy backend on a PaaS and the frontend in another PaaS?

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@LuisAlaguna - 100% possible.

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Do you have any tutorial on how to do this?

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depends what you use but most PaSS that has built in deployments, usually have the monorepo option of using a specific directory. I use vercel for my next app and railway for my backend and I basically have a monorepo, in my github action I simply call vercels or railways up process in the directory, nothing else to it.

Using Monorepos | Vercel Docs (this won’t be multiple PaSS)

And yeah the docs of the services you use usually have this information.

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I want to check this, especially now we are checking MedusaJS for a project.