monorepo-generator

Scaffolding a monorepo with shared packages requires creating structured directories for apps/, services/, and packages/ alongside root configurations for workspace tooling like Bun, PNPM, or Yarn. This generator automates that setup.

A full-stack monorepo is best structured using a multi-project architecture with dedicated directories for web apps, APIs, workers, and data pipelines, allowing them to share utilities and UI components from a single repository.

Yes, Turbo can be used with PNPM or Yarn workspaces. The generated scaffold integrates Turbo for build orchestration alongside root configurations for your preferred package manager to streamline shared tooling.

Yes, this monorepo generator supports Bun for workspace configuration. It produces root configurations that enable Bun to manage multi-project architectures alongside shared packages and services.

To start a new monorepo project, create a directory, initialize your package manager (bun init, pnpm init, or npm init), add Turbo, and the generator will produce the structured directory layout and shared tooling templates.

Using a monorepo architecture for data pipelines and web frontends allows you to manage them from a single repository, enabling shared utilities, unified lint and type-check configurations, and consistent root tooling across different project types.