Architecture of ducktors/turborepo-remote-cache

The project has three entry points, src/index.ts, src/app.ts and src/cli.ts, which start the server and its command line interface. The server is built on Fastify, as shown by the fastify dependency, and @fastify/jwt handles JWT authentication. Storage backends are connected through the storage plugin in src/plugins/remote-cache/storage, whose index file src/plugins/remote-cache/storage/index.ts is listed among the project's hotspot files. The storage backends use the AWS S3, Azure Blob Storage and Google Cloud Storage client libraries. The src directory holds the server code, and the test directory holds the test suite, including test/jwt-auth.ts and test/azure-blob-storage.ts. The package.json file at the root defines the npm package.

• src: 29 files and 1,998 lines of code
• test: 25 files and 5,444 lines of code
• root: 2 files and 45 lines of code
• .github: 1 file and 26 lines of code
• api: 1 file and 6 lines of code

By file count: TypeScript 54 files, JavaScript 2 files, Dockerfile 1 file, Shell 1 file.

Repowise documents turborepo-remote-cache in 47 pages generated from the source, 10 of them written explanations of the repository and its modules. Module guides include:

• src/plugins/remote-cache/routes: Artifact HTTP Route Handlers
• root: Commit Message Linting
• src: Service Bootstrap and Entry Points