shared-conventions

Standardize project structure across a monorepo by defining a uniform directory layout (src/, domain/, application/, infrastructure) and enforcing consistent commit message formats to ensure maintainability across all modules.

Organize monorepo modules using a standard directory layout that separates concerns into src/, domain/, application/, and infrastructure folders to improve code maintainability and team alignment.

Enforce conventional commit messages across multiple apps by applying shared project-wide conventions that specify a standard commit format, ensuring clear history and traceability for all team members.

Basic testing norms for a monorepo involve applying baseline conventions for both unit and integration tests to standardize quality and ensure consistent testing practices across all projects.

Yes, adopting shared conventions works for onboarding new modules by aligning their folder structure and commit messages with existing apps, which significantly reduces ramp-up time for developers.

Apply project-wide conventions when your monorepo grows to multiple apps and modules, helping your team discuss structure and standards consistently across the entire project.