feat(Makefile): introduce common.mk for shared variables and environment configuration
feat(Makefile): create web.mk for web frontend-related tasks
feat(Makefile): create launchpad.mk for internal launchpad deployment tasks
feat(Makefile): create mobile.mk for mobile app development tasks
feat(Makefile): create dataconnect.mk for Data Connect management tasks
feat(Makefile): create tools.mk for development tools like git hooks
feat(Makefile): remove admin-web specific tasks and files as the admin console is no longer actively maintained
feat(Makefile): update help command to reflect the new modular structure and available commands
feat(Makefile): remove base44 export workflow as it is no longer relevant
feat(Makefile): remove IAP configuration as it is no longer used
feat(Makefile): remove harness-related tasks as they are no longer relevant
The Makefile has been significantly refactored to improve organization and maintainability. The changes include:
- Modularization: The monolithic Makefile has been split into smaller, more manageable files, each responsible for a specific area of the project (web, launchpad, mobile, dataconnect, tools).
- Common Configuration: Shared variables and environment configuration are now centralized in common.mk.
- Removal of Unused Tasks: Tasks related to the admin console, base44 export workflow, IAP configuration, and API test harness have been removed as they are no longer relevant.
- Updated Help Command: The help command has been updated to reflect the new modular structure and available commands.
- Improved Readability: The modular structure makes the Makefile easier to read and understand.
- Maintainability: The modular structure makes it easier to maintain and update the Makefile.
- Scalability: The modular structure makes it easier to add new tasks and features to the Makefile.
