package-json

Standardize package.json configuration by enforcing consistent metadata, ESM settings, exports maps, and pnpm workspace linking patterns across single-package repositories and monorepos. Applying these rules ensures reliable, maintainable TypeScript package workflows.

Standard build scripts for ESM TypeScript packages include defined build, check, clean, and test commands. Enforcing these standardized scripts maintains consistent build workflows and reliable package operations across repositories.

Yes, this package configuration approach works with pnpm workspaces by enforcing pnpm-only workflows and workspace package linking patterns. It applies established engineering conventions to both single-package repositories and pnpm monorepos.

You need an exports map in your TypeScript package.json to enforce ESM module settings and maintain consistent package entry points. This standardization prevents module resolution issues and ensures reliable package workflows.

The best way to enforce dependency version conventions in a pnpm monorepo is by standardizing package.json configuration rules. This prevents inconsistent dependency versions and maintains reliable workflows across workspace packages.