Overview

The combination of Monorepo, TypeScript, and Next.js offers a compelling solution for developers looking to organize their projects efficiently while harnessing the powerful features of modern JavaScript frameworks. This setup not only improves code reusability across various modules but also simplifies configuration management and dependency handling. Although still a work in progress, it presents a solid foundation for building scalable applications.

By using a monorepo architecture, developers can streamline the development process and reduce the complexity often associated with multi-project setups. The integration of TypeScript ensures that the code remains type-safe, minimizing the likelihood of bugs, while Next.js provides seamless server-side rendering capabilities, enhancing performance and user experience.

Features

• Strict TypeScript: Enforces type safety across the project, reducing potential bugs and enhancing code clarity.
• No Transpilation Needed: With Next.js’s capabilities, modules can be reused without the need for extra transpilation steps in most cases.
• Jest for Unit Testing: Jest is utilized for running unit tests, ensuring that all test files are organized properly and do not clutter the codebase.
• Local Module Transpilation: Next.js now allows easy transpilation of local modules using the transpilePackages option in the configuration file, simplifying module management.
• Modular Structure: Each sub-project has independent configuration files, making it easier to manage dependencies and configurations without conflicts.
• GitHub Actions Sample: Includes a sample setup for GitHub Actions, helping to automate workflows and streamline CI processes.
• ESLint Integration: Linting is set up throughout the project, ensuring consistent code quality and adherence to best practices.