Submodules (TS) - #5823
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Description of Changes
Adds reusable TypeScript submodules for SpacetimeDB, including:
Each submodule includes package metadata, documentation, tests, and an example where applicable. The change also adds shared example UI code and connects the packages to the existing pnpm workspace, lint configuration, and CI workflow.
Example screenshots
Agents
API Keys
Auth
Cron
Files
Grid
Lobby
PostHog
Presence
Rate Limit
Resend
Stripe
API and ABI breaking changes
No existing API or ABI is changed. This PR adds new TypeScript package APIs.
Expected complexity level and risk
3/5
The change is large, but most code is isolated in new top-level submodule folders. The main risk is in scheduled work, native HTTP routes, and external provider integrations such as Stripe, Resend, and PostHog.
Testing