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Building a standalone (React, Angular, Node) App from Nx Monorepo: Part 2

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Nx Monorepo – Building a Standalone App #02

Nx Monorepo – Building a Standalone App #02

When building a standalone application within an Nx Monorepo, there are several steps and considerations to take into account. In this article, we will be focusing on building standalone apps using React, Angular, and Node within an Nx monorepo.

React Standalone App

To build a standalone React application within an Nx Monorepo, you can use the following commands:

    
nx generate @nrwl/react:app my-react-app
    
    

This command will generate a new React application within the monorepo, and you can start building your app using all the features and benefits that Nx provides.

Angular Standalone App

To build a standalone Angular application within an Nx Monorepo, you can use the following commands:

    
nx generate @nrwl/angular:app my-angular-app
    
    

This command will generate a new Angular application within the monorepo, and you can start building your app using all the tools and advancements that Nx provides for Angular development.

Node Standalone App

To build a standalone Node application within an Nx Monorepo, you can use the following commands:

    
nx generate @nrwl/node:app my-node-app
    
    

This command will generate a new Node application within the monorepo, and you can start building your app using all the features and tools that Nx provides for Node development.

Conclusion

By using Nx Monorepo, you can efficiently build and manage standalone applications in React, Angular, and Node, while also taking advantage of all the benefits that Nx offers, such as code sharing, build optimization, and more. Nx Monorepo provides a unified development experience for all your projects, making it easier to maintain and scale your applications.


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john cena
7 months ago

which one is better for sharing component in multiple apps? packaged or integrated?
all the apps is next js and each app might have some different package also.