nx-workspace

To list all projects in an Nx workspace, use the `nx show projects` command. This provides a read-only view of your monorepo's project structure, helping you quickly understand the overall layout without modifying any code.

You can inspect project targets and configurations in an Nx monorepo by running `nx show project`. This reveals specific project metadata and target definitions, allowing you to diagnose missing targets or configuration issues across your workspace.

The best way to visualize dependencies across Nx projects is by using the `nx graph` command. This surfaces dependency insights and maps the structural relationships within your monorepo, aiding in diagnosing configuration and dependency issues.

Yes, Nx workspace commands like `nx show projects` and `nx show project` can return JSON outputs. This allows for structured tooling integration, enabling you to programmatically parse project configurations and workspace metadata for further automation.

Missing targets or configuration issues in an Nx workspace often stem from incorrect project.json setups or misconfigured dependencies. You can diagnose these issues by interpreting workspace metadata through read-only inspection commands like `nx show project`.