feat: build react and native components as separate packages

[sternetj]

• Adds build logic/scripts to build and deploy the React and ReactNative components as separate node modules

Commands

• yarn build - invokes the react and native build commands
• build:react - invokes a build of just the react component files (generated by the generate:react-components cmd)
• postbuild:react
  • Creates the build/react folder
  • Moves the dist folder (created by tsdx) into the build/react folder
  • Moves the src/build/react folder (created by generate:react-components) into the build/react/src folder\
• postbuild - calls the prepare-packages.js script which copies and transforms the required package metadata files (LICENSE, README.md, and package.json)

The native commands operate similarly to the react commands

[sternetj]

From a build perspective it generates the files in the right structure and should be backwards compatible with the original structure. Not exactly sure how to test the release without running it though.

[ynotdraw]

This is awesome! Thanks 🙌

Due to the import change for react-native, how would you feel about making this a breaking change with conventional commits (https://www.conventionalcommits.org/en/v1.0.0/) so we get a major version bump instead? I don't imagine anyone was using the latest version yet, but just in case to follow semantic versioning.

Do you know how the Releases section will work after this, since it's now two packages? Not a deal breaker by any means, just curious (https://github.com/lifeomic/chromicons/releases)

[ynotdraw]

🙌

[lifeomic-probot]

⚠️ Detected a breaking change in commit 21573a2

Merging this PR will result in a major version bump.

Created by lifeomic-probot (Enforce Semantic Commits)

[sternetj]

@ynotdraw I realized I was applying the pkgRoot setting in the wrong place and ended up moving it to the release.config.js file. As far as the release log goes, I am not sure exactly what will happen but i would guess that both packages will always be released as the same version and the release log will stay synced up and it will just list all commits since the last release.

[ynotdraw]

Awesome! No worries about the release section either, was just curious!

[sternetj]

Here we go 🤞