nx-monorepo

To add a new Angular component to an existing Nx monorepo library, use the appropriate `nx g` generator command and ensure the component is correctly exported from the library's barrel file.

Enforce module boundaries and project dependencies in an Nx workspace by configuring lint rules that prevent unauthorized imports between apps and libraries, maintaining strict architectural separation.

The best way to run builds, tests, and lints for affected Nx projects is by using the `affected` commands, which automatically detect changed code and execute tasks only on the impacted workspace projects.

Configure project.json targets and cache settings in an Nx monorepo by defining task runners and cacheable operations in the configuration files, enabling faster builds by reusing cached outputs.

Yes, you can visualize the project graph to understand dependencies in an Nx workspace by running the Nx graph command, which renders an interactive map of all apps and library connections.

Yes, the nx-monorepo skill supports both React and Angular frontend projects, providing specific generator usage guidance for adding libraries and components across the Nuclia workspace.