opentrons-typescript

Standardize TypeScript and React conventions across a monorepo by enforcing strict typing discipline, import rules, component patterns, and testing configurations to ensure consistent code structure and reduce refactor risk.

Best practices for React monorepo imports and testing involve standardizing import statements, defining specific file organization for tests, and applying consistent linting rules to maintain predictable quality across all packages.

TypeScript project references work by applying strict configs and typing discipline across all TS/JS packages, guiding code structure and imports to maintain consistent coding practices and improve cross-team collaboration.

Yes, you need specific linting rules for TypeScript and React in shared component packages to enforce coding standards, guide styling, and ensure predictable quality across directories like components/ and shared-data/.

Apply strict TypeScript configurations in a monorepo whenever adding or updating TS/JS code to ensure consistency, reduce onboarding time, and improve maintainability across all related tooling and packages.