oRPC Monorepo Setup

To set up an oRPC monorepo with type safety, configure TypeScript project references and composite tsconfig files to maintain modular development and strict type checking between server and client components.

The best way to structure a TypeScript monorepo for oRPC is to use project references, allowing modular server and client components to share types seamlessly while enforcing end-to-end type safety across the workspace.

TypeScript project references work in an oRPC monorepo by linking separate tsconfig files for server and client packages, ensuring that type changes in one composite project immediately propagate type safety checks to dependent projects.

Yes, you need composite tsconfig configuration for modular oRPC development because it enables TypeScript project references, which are required to enforce type safety and allow incremental builds across different monorepo packages.

Your oRPC monorepo loses type safety between server and client when TypeScript project references are not properly configured, preventing the tsconfig from sharing types and breaking the end-to-end type chain.

Yes, you can use this monorepo setup for oRPC projects built from scratch, as it provides a structured guide for organizing project references and configuring tsconfig files to establish robust type checks from the start.