nx-workspace

To list projects in an Nx workspace, use the `nx show projects` command. You can filter the results by specific project names, glob patterns, or tags to quickly diagnose your current setup and task flow.

You can inspect project configuration in Nx by running `nx show project <name> --json`. This displays the project's root, sourceRoot, targets, and tags, allowing you to explore workspace metadata and available tasks.

An Nx project graph visualizes dependencies and project relationships, enabling impact analysis and planning. By examining `nx graph` outputs, you can understand how changes to one project affect others within the workspace.

Yes, you can filter Nx projects by target using the `--withTarget` flag with `nx show projects`. You can also filter by tags and glob patterns to narrow down projects that match specific criteria.

The best way to understand an Nx workspace structure is through read-only exploration of nx.json and project configurations. Commands like `nx show project` and `nx graph` provide structured JSON outputs for quick diagnostics.

No, this approach focuses on read-only exploration of Nx workspaces. It provides capabilities for listing projects, inspecting configurations, and viewing dependencies, but does not modify the existing workspace setup.