allow for custom sides in CLI dev script

[c-ciobanu]

This allows to run additional scripts when executing yarn rw dev.
This is enabled by updating the redwood.toml, e.g.

[experimental.sides.app]
  workspace = "app"
  devScript = "android"
[experimental.dev]
  defaultSides = ["api", "app"]

Now when you run yarn rw dev it will also execute the android script present in the app workspace.
It also allows to run yarn rw dev app wich will only run the app side.

I'm not completely set on this configuration, let me know your opinion.

One small issue with this is that if you have interactive CLI scripts they will not work, cannot really be fixed with the solution in place right now.

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[Tobbe]

Thanks for adding a test 🙏

[Tobbe]

Not saying we should do it like this – just a question:

Could we look at the root package.json to figure out what sides are available?

"workspaces": {
  "packages": [
    "api",
    "web"
  ]
},

So to add more sides you add another package to the list there.
And then we can use redwood.toml to configure the side

[c-ciobanu]

Not saying we should do it like this – just a question:

Could we look at the root package.json to figure out what sides are available?

"workspaces": {
  "packages": [
    "api",
    "web"
  ]
},

So to add more sides you add another package to the list there. And then we can use redwood.toml to configure the side

Most of the times the workspaces are defined like ./packages/* or similar where they have multiple packages in the same folder.
Don't think is too useful for us to automatically pick up possibly a lot of "sides" depending on the packages.

[Tobbe]

This made me realize something:

Currently when you run yarn install in the root it'll also install the packages for the web and api sides.
If you add a different side, will it install the packages for that side too?

[c-ciobanu]

This made me realize something:

Currently when you run yarn install in the root it'll also install the packages for the web and api sides. If you add a different side, will it install the packages for that side too?

If it's added to the workspaces yes.