monorepo-architect

Monorepo architecture validation enforces standardized dependency direction—packages to apps—and boundary rules across your workspace. It checks folder structure, path aliases, and tsconfig configurations to prevent circular dependencies and ensure independent deployability while maintaining consistent tooling across pnpm and turbo-based projects.

A scalable monorepo separates apps and packages with clear boundaries, uses path aliases for cross-package imports, and maintains consistent tsconfig/base configs. The validation guides workspace configuration, version management, and export rules so each package can be deployed independently while sharing common code through defined interfaces.

Yes. Monorepo architecture validation automatically analyzes your folder structure, dependency directions, and workspace rules, then generates reports when violations occur. It checks tsconfig exports, import patterns, and tooling consistency to maintain standardized boundaries across apps and packages.

Configure path aliases in your tsconfig/base to map shared packages, then validate import rules to ensure packages import from apps never and apps import from packages consistently. The validation guides both configuration and import enforcement so cross-package dependencies flow in the correct direction.

When creating a new package, validate that it follows the folder structure convention, defines correct exports in tsconfig, maintains dependency direction rules, and integrates with your pnpm workspace and turbo build tooling. The validation guides placement, naming, and dependency configuration to keep it aligned with workspace standards.

Yes. The validation applies to monorepos using pnpm workspaces and turbo or turborepo for task orchestration. It validates workspace configurations, build tooling consistency, and the standardized patterns that enable independent deployability and cross-package coordination.