nx-generate

To scaffold an Nx workspace library without interactive prompts, use local deterministic generators executed with the --no-interactive flag. This ensures non-interactive execution with conservative defaults, preventing configuration drift and saving time when creating new project structures.

The best way to enforce repository conventions across a monorepo is using Nx scaffolding generators that validate options against repository patterns. This automated approach ensures consistent project structure and prevents configuration drift across all libraries and applications.

Dry-run checking for Nx generators validates generator options against repository patterns before applying changes. It performs lint, build, and typecheck target validations to ensure correctness and promote adherence to standards before actually modifying the workspace.

Yes, you can use Nx generators to perform migrations in a monorepo. The scaffolding process reads local generator sources and executes them deterministically to update project structures, creating libraries or apps while enforcing repository conventions.

After generating code scaffolding in an Nx workspace, validation requires running lint, test, build, or typecheck targets. These checks ensure correctness and promote adherence to standards before the generated library or application structure is finalized.