techpack-settings

To enforce architecture for a fullstack TypeScript project, you define a tech pack with component types and settings schemas that validate directory patterns and cross-component references. This standardizes project structure and governance.

A tech pack is a standardized structure that defines component types, settings schemas, and validation rules for fullstack projects. You need it when bootstrapping a project to ensure consistent component definitions and cross-component integrity.

Yes, you can validate cross-component references and singleton configs by applying validation rules within your tech pack settings schema. This ensures dependency validations and naming rules are enforced across the entire fullstack architecture.

You scaffold a fullstack TypeScript project by defining a tech pack that specifies component types for server, webapp, database, contract, helm, and testing suites. The settings schema then validates the directory patterns and dependencies.

The best way to standardize component definitions is to implement a centralized tech pack with settings schemas and naming rules. This enforces consistent directory patterns and dependency validations across all fullstack TypeScript repositories.

Yes, the architecture validation explicitly supports helm deploys and testing suites by defining them as distinct component types within the tech pack. This ensures their directory patterns and cross-component references are validated.