nx-workspace

To analyze an Nx workspace, you can use read-only exploration via nx show commands to reveal project structure, configuration, targets, and dependencies with structured JSON outputs. This provides safe, guided insights for mapping project relationships.

Listing all projects and their targets in a monorepo involves running guided nx commands that output structured JSON. This allows you to quickly inspect project.json configurations and map available execution targets across the entire workspace.

Yes, you can explore Nx monorepo configurations without modifying the workspace by using read-only nx show commands. This ensures safe, guided exploration of project configurations and dependencies without risking unintended changes.

Analyzing how changes affect the Nx dependency graph involves querying workspace structure and configuration through read-only commands. This reveals project relationships and targets, helping you plan changes and understand their impact across the monorepo.

To query project targets and view dependencies, you should run specific nx show commands that generate structured JSON outputs. These commands provide precise insights into project configurations and how different projects within the workspace interact.