nx-workspace

To list projects and targets in an Nx workspace, use nx CLI commands with the --json flag to retrieve structured results. You can filter projects by type, tags, target availability, patterns, and affected scope to quickly discover what exists.

To get fully resolved Nx project configuration without manually reading project.json, run nx show project --json. This retrieves the complete configuration, including inferred targets, for troubleshooting command failures or configuration uncertainty.

The Nx project graph maps dependencies between projects in a monorepo for programmatic analysis. Use nx graph to visualize and answer dependency questions, which helps troubleshoot affected projects and understand workspace structure.

Nx commands fail when project configuration is missing or uncertain because the workspace structure cannot be resolved. Diagnose the issue by inspecting target executors, options, inputs, and outputs, and verify settings in nx.json.

Yes, you can inspect target executors, inputs, and outputs programmatically in an Nx monorepo. Use nx CLI commands with --json for structured results to troubleshoot target configurations and dependency issues without manual file inspection.