This is a multilanguage monorepo powered by Nx, designed to support scalable development across multiple languages and frameworks. It enables clear separation of concerns, efficient CI, and consistent tooling for all project types.
Currently supported languages and frameworks:
- React (TypeScript) – via
@nx/react - .NET Core (C#) – via
@nx-dotnet/core - Node.js – via
@nx/node,@nx/express - Python (planned) – via
@nxlv/python,nx-python - Kotlin/Java (planned) – via
@nx/gradle,jnxplus
To get an overview of the folders structure visit docs/folder-structure.md.
See docs/naming-and-tags.md for details on naming and tagging conventions.
A detailed comparison of available Nx plugins across languages is available in docs/nx-multilang-plugins.md, including capabilities and maintenance status.
- Node.js (18+)
- Nx CLI – optional but recommended
- .NET SDK (only for C# projects)
To run a full stack app (React + .NET Core), use the following commands:
# Install dependencies
npm install# Start the React app
npx nx run react-transactions-app:serveRequires a .NET setup
# Run setup command
npm run dotnet:setup
# Start the .NET Core app
npx nx run dotnet-transactions-api:serve --port=5087To serve the react application, use the following commands:
# Install dependencies
npm install
# Run an app
npx nx serve react-transactions-appThis section is only relevant for developers working on .NET Core projects. other language contributors can safely skip this.
For step-by-step instructions to add and work with .NET Core projects, see docs/dotnet-nx-setup.md.
npx nx dep-graphTODO
docs/monorepo-benefits.mddocs/folder-structure.mddocs/naming-and-tags.mddocs/monorepo-generation.mddocs/react-lib-generation.mddocs/nx-multilang-plugins.mddocs/dotnet-nx-setup.mddocs/troubleshooting.md
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