create-package

Scaffolding a publish-ready npm package in a monorepo involves an interactive workflow that generates a standardized directory structure with src, tests, tsconfig.json, biome.json, and package.json. It enforces exact versions and provides rollback on failure.

Source-published and bundled package build templates dictate how code is compiled and distributed. The scaffolding process provides both templates, applying strict field ordering and exact versioning to package.json based on your chosen distribution model.

Adding a new MCP server or API client to a dx-toolkit monorepo uses an automated scaffolding workflow. It creates the package directory under packages/{name} with the correct workspace dependencies, tsconfig, and biome configurations automatically applied.

Yes, the npm package scaffolding process supports rollback on failure. The interactive question flow ensures that if any step in creating the standardized structure or configuration files fails, the operation cleanly rolls back to avoid incomplete package generation.

Yes, you can enforce strict field ordering and exact dependency versions when creating an npm package. The scaffolding process automatically generates package.json, tsconfig.json, and biome.json with exact versions and correct field order applied.

The best way to standardize package.json and tsconfig files across multiple monorepo packages is using an automated scaffolding tool. It enforces exact versions, strict field ordering, and consistent layouts including biome.json configurations during package generation.