Following the README instructions results in an invalid build

[adamsoderstrom]

Description

Following the README's guidance:

Installation

1. yarn
2. yarn run start
3. Server now up on http://localhost:3000

...Results in the following error:

ERROR in ./src/client/hooks/useCircuitContext/useCircuitContext.ts 1:0-49
Module not found: Error: Can't resolve 'alma-webgl' in '/Users/adamsoderstrom/Documents/adamsoderstrom/www/projects/alma/packages/alma-web/src/client/hooks/useCircuitContext'
 @ ./src/client/routes/CircuitRoute/CircuitRoute.tsx 12:0-84 46:38-55
 @ ./src/client/containers/App/App.tsx 7:0-70 20:95-107
 @ ./src/client/index.tsx 3:0-43 4:36-39
...

This seems to only occur when there's no initial build directory in the alma-webgl directory.

Steps to reproduce

1. git clone this repo. (ensure that there's no build's in packages/*).
2. yarn && yarn start

[adamsoderstrom]

Some troubleshooting

When looking through the logs upon executing yarn start, lerna seems to output the packages in the following order:

 >  Lerna (powered by Nx)   Running target build for 4 projects:

    - alma-glsl
    - alma-graph
    - alma-web
    - alma-webgl

   With additional flags:
     --watch=true

Assuming that this is the sequential order that lerna builds the packages in, then i think it makes some sense that the alma-web package results in an error, related to the absence of alma-webgl. While running the yarn start script and examining the packages/alma-webgl directory, there's no build directory created (which it is in the other packages).

[adamsoderstrom]

Altering the yarn build:dev script as follows:

 "build:dev": "npx lerna run build --no-sort -- --watch",

...Makes the alma-web package initially fail and then resolve the error. I guess this isn't sufficient, since it doesn't fix the issue when running yarn build.

[emilwidlund]

Thanks @adamsoderstrom. Appreciate it! I'm going to look at it.

I have some big Alma-announcements coming soon also :)