link-workspace-packages

To fix "cannot find module" errors in a monorepo, you must correctly link workspace packages so sibling dependencies are resolvable. This Skill adds sibling packages as dependencies using package manager-specific syntax to ensure correct symlinking and seamless inter-package communication.

Adding a workspace package as a dependency using pnpm requires specific workspace protocol syntax. This Skill leverages package manager-specific commands to automatically declare the sibling package dependency and establish the correct symlink for your monorepo architecture.

Yes, this workspace linking approach works with bun and yarn, alongside npm and pnpm. It leverages package manager-specific workspace commands to ensure correct symlinking and dependency declaration across your monorepo environment.

The best way to link a new UI component package to an application in a monorepo is to use automated workspace linking. This Skill establishes the correct dependency declaration and symlinking, allowing the application to import components from the UI package without errors.

TypeScript monorepo packages fail to resolve sibling dependencies when workspace packages are not properly linked or declared. This Skill resolves these errors by adding sibling packages as dependencies using the appropriate package manager syntax and ensuring correct symlinking.