nx

nx [command] [options]

nx is a build system with first-class monorepo support and powerful integrations. It optimizes build and test workflows through intelligent caching, task distribution, and affected analysis.Nx supports multiple frameworks and languages. It uses a daemon process for fast project graph computation, and provides both local and remote caching for build artifacts.

run PROJECT:TARGET

Execute a specific target on a project.

Build a project.

Run tests for a project.

Serve a project locally.

Run linter on a project.

Run targets for projects affected by recent changes.

Execute targets across multiple projects.

Run a code generator from a plugin.

Visualize workspace project dependencies.

Update packages and run automated migrations.

List installed plugins and available capabilities.

Display workspace information (projects, targets).

Clear cached artifacts and metadata, shut down the daemon.

Check for unformatted files.

Overwrite unformatted files.

Orchestrate versioning and publishing.

Manage the Nx background daemon process.

Fix unsupported workspace configurations.

Print version information for debugging.

Display help information.

Requires an nx.json configuration file. The `@nrwl/*` plugin scope was renamed to `@nx/*` starting with Nx 16. Node.js is required.

Nx was created by Nrwl (now Nx) to provide smart, extensible build tooling for monorepos. Originally focused on Angular, it expanded to support React, Node, and other frameworks, and later became a general-purpose build system.

npm(1), lerna(1), turbo(1)