feat: deploy mail frontend with alchemy

[sam-goodwin]

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Introduced deployment support for an Alchemy app, enabling streamlined deployment with environment-specific settings.

• Chores

  • Added Alchemy as a dependency and updated workspace configuration.
  • Updated the .gitignore file to exclude additional directories.

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Walkthrough

A new deployment script for an Alchemy app was added, configuring deployment stages and environment variables. The .gitignore file was updated to ignore the .alchemy/ directory. Dependency management files were modified to include the Alchemy package, referencing it in both package.json and the workspace configuration.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
.gitignore	Added .alchemy/ to ignored directories and inserted a newline after tsx-0/.
apps/mail/alchemy.run.ts	Introduced a deployment script for an Alchemy ReactRouter app with environment and phase logic.
apps/mail/package.json	Added "alchemy": "catalog:" to dependencies.
pnpm-workspace.yaml	Added alchemy to the catalog section with a direct URL dependency.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant AlchemyScript
    participant ReactRouter
    participant Bun
    participant Console

    User->>AlchemyScript: Run deployment script (with optional --destroy)
    AlchemyScript->>AlchemyScript: Determine stage (USER env or "dev")
    AlchemyScript->>AlchemyScript: Set phase (deploy/destroy)
    AlchemyScript->>ReactRouter: Configure website resource (worker, env, compatibility)
    ReactRouter->>Bun: Execute build command
    AlchemyScript->>Console: Log website URL
    AlchemyScript->>AlchemyScript: Finalize deployment

Poem

In the garden of code, a new path unfurled,
Alchemy’s magic to the workspace was twirled.
A script to deploy, some lines to ignore,
Dependencies catalogued, and features galore!
With a hop and a skip, the rabbit declares:
“Your app’s now enchanted—deploy if you dare!” 🐇✨

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[sam-goodwin]

Sorry for not responding here. I put this together for @BlankParticle and was expecting it to be taken over.

[MrgSub]

Sorry for not responding here. I put this together for @BlankParticle and was expecting it to be taken over.

He's no longer with us - would you have time to migrate us to use Alchemy? 👀 happy to work with you on it

[sam-goodwin]

I'd love to help do that!