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typescript-monorepo

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Use when adding or changing packages/apps, TypeScript configs, workspace dependencies, package references, exports, or monorepo project-reference relationships.

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TypeScript Monorepo

TypeScript

Use TypeScript everywhere practical. Compiler settings are intentionally fairly strict.

  • Shared compiler options live in tsconfig.options.json.
  • Root tsconfig.json manages project references across the monorepo.
  • Typechecking uses tsgo and runs through moon: moonx <project>:typecheck (moon builds workspace dependencies first, since types resolve through each dependency's built dist).

Project References

When adding a new package or app:

  • Add it to the root tsconfig.json references.
  • Ensure its local tsconfig.json follows existing package/app patterns.
  • Give it a moon.yml (language, layer, tags, and any project-specific tasks); shared tasks come from .moon/tasks/*.yml via tags or project language.

When one workspace package depends on another:

  • Add the dependency as workspace:* in the consuming package.
  • Add the dependency to the consuming package's TypeScript references block when needed for accurate and fast typechecking.

Workspace Dependencies

Use the pnpm-workspace.yaml catalog rules from tooling-and-dependencies for external packages. Use workspace:* for internal package dependencies.

If a package is published, review its exports, typesVersions, files, peer dependencies, and its moon prepublish task chain before changing public entrypoints or dependency ranges.