nx-workspace

To list all projects in an Nx workspace and view their targets, you can use read-only Nx commands like `nx show projects` and `nx show project` to output readable JSON overviews of app and library configurations.

You can map dependencies between libraries in an Nx workspace by utilizing read-only exploration commands to inspect project relationships, which helps diagnose impact and plan changes without modifying the workspace configuration.

The best way to understand Nx workspace configuration during onboarding is to perform a read-only inspection of projects and targets using Nx commands, providing a clear overview of the setup without risking edits.

You do not need Nx installed globally to inspect workspace projects and configuration; you can execute read-only exploration commands using a prefix like npx, pnpx, or yarn if Nx is not available globally in your environment.

To debug Nx workspace task failures and audit your setup, inspect the workspace configuration and available targets using read-only Nx commands to identify misconfigured projects or dependency issues.

You can safely explore an Nx workspace structure without modifying configuration files by using read-only Nx commands that output JSON data, ensuring the workspace setup remains completely unchanged during inspection.