feat: use @coze-infra/rslib-config

[wfc-web]

feat: use @coze-infra/rslib-config

Summary by CodeRabbit

Release Notes

• New Features

  • Introduced two new packages: @coze-infra/rslib-config and @coze-infra/rsbuild-config.
  • Added new executable commands for both packages.
  • Updated build and start scripts in the web example project to use the rsbuild tool.

• Bug Fixes

  • Adjusted the basename prop in the Router component to ensure proper routing when PUBLIC_URL is undefined.

• Documentation

  • New ESLint and TypeScript configuration files added for both rslib-config and rsbuild-config.

• Chores

  • Updated .gitignore to refine ignored files and directories.

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Walkthrough

This pull request introduces two new configuration packages, @coze-infra/rslib-config and @coze-infra/rsbuild-config, which provide standardized build and configuration settings for various projects. The changes involve creating new package configurations, updating existing project dependencies, and modifying build scripts across multiple packages. The primary goal appears to be centralizing and standardizing build configurations, development tools, and package management across the project ecosystem.

Changes

File	Change Summary
config/rslib-config/package.json	New package configuration for @coze-infra/rslib-config with build and lint scripts
packages/coze-js/package.json, packages/realtime-api/package.json	Added @coze-infra/rslib-config as dev dependency, removed @rslib/core
packages/coze-js/rslib.config.ts, packages/realtime-api/rslib.config.ts	Replaced local configuration with imported getRslibConfig from new package
rush.json	Added new projects for @coze-infra/rslib-config and @coze-infra/rsbuild-config
examples/coze-js-web/package.json	Updated scripts to use rsbuild, added new dependencies

Sequence Diagram

sequenceDiagram
    participant Dev as Developer
    participant Config as @coze-infra/rslib-config
    participant Build as Build System
    
    Dev->>Config: Import configuration
    Config-->>Dev: Provide standardized config
    Dev->>Build: Execute build/lint
    Build->>Config: Retrieve build settings
    Config-->>Build: Return configuration details

Possibly related PRs

• #15: Package dependency updates related to @coze-infra/rslib-config
• #27: Implementation of build formats using new configuration package
• #34: Potential demo utilizing new configuration package
• #44: ChatX demo potentially leveraging new configurations
• #46: Workflow setup that might use new package functionalities

Suggested Reviewers

• Tecvan-fe
• jsongo

Poem

🐰 Configs dancing, neat and bright, Rush and build with pure delight! Packages aligned, scripts so clean, A rabbit's dream of dev routine! Hop, hop, hooray for config's might! 🚀

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