Turbo
Turbo is an incremental bundler and build system optimized for JavaScript and TypeScript, written in Rust.
Turborepo documentation
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Turborepo
Turborepo is a build system optimized for JavaScript and TypeScript, written in Rust.
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- Introduction: Welcome to the Turborepo documentation!
- Acknowledgements: Thank you to all these developers, build systems, and monorepo tools for their support and assistance.
- Community: Learn about the Turborepo community.
- Core concepts: Learn about the core concepts behind Turborepo.
- Internal Packages: Learn how to build Internal Packages in your monorepo.
- Package and Task Graphs: Turborepo builds a Task Graph based on your configuration and repository structure.
- Package types: Learn about the different types of packages in a workspace.
- Remote Caching: Share cache artifacts across machines for even faster builds.
- Crafting your repository: Design and build your Turborepo.
- Caching: Learn about caching in Turborepo.
- Configuring tasks: Learn how to describe the workflows in your repository to get them done as fast as possible.
- Constructing CI: Learn how Turborepo can help you efficiently complete all the necessary tasks and accelerate your development workflow.
- Creating an Internal Package: Learn how to create an Internal Package for your monorepo.
- Developing applications: Learn how to develop applications in your repository.
- Managing dependencies: Learn how to manage dependencies in your monorepo's workspace.
- Running tasks: Learn how to run tasks in your repository through the
turboCLI. - Structuring a repository: Start by creating a repository using the conventions of the ecosystem.
- Understanding your repository: Learn how to understand your repository structure using Turborepo.
- Upgrading: Learn how to upgrade
turboto get the latest improvements to your repository. - Using environment variables: Learn how to handle environments for your applications.
- Getting started: Get started with Turborepo.
- Add to an existing repository: Using Turborepo with your existing repository
- Editor integration: Making the most of Turborepo
- Start with an example: Start with an example Turborepo.
- Installation: Learn how to get started with Turborepo.
- Guides: Learn how to use your favorite tooling in a Turborepo.
- Using AI with Turborepo: Get the most out of AI coding assistants in your Turborepo.
- Continuous Integration: Recipes for using Turborepo with Vercel, GitHub Actions, and other continuous integration providers.
- Buildkite: Learn how to use Buildkite with Turborepo.
- CircleCI: Learn how to use CircleCI with Turborepo.
- GitHub Actions: Learn how to use GitHub Actions with Turborepo.
- GitLab CI: Learn how to use GitLab CI with Turborepo.
- Travis CI: How to use Travis CI with Turborepo to optimize your CI workflow
- Vercel: Learn how to use Turborepo on Vercel.
- Frameworks: Integrate your favorite framework into Turborepo.
- Framework bindings in libraries: Learn how to create framework bindings in packages.
- Next.js: Learn how to use Next.js in a monorepo.
- Nuxt: Learn more about using Nuxt in your monorepo.
- Rsbuild: Learn more about using Rsbuild in your monorepo.
- SvelteKit: Learn more about using SvelteKit in your monorepo.
- Vite: Learn more about using Vite in your monorepo.
- Generating code: Learn how to generate code using Turborepo.
- Handling platforms: Learn how to handle caching around operating systems, architectures, and other arbitrary conditions for Turborepo tasks.
- Microfrontends: Learn how to use Turborepo's built-in microfrontends proxy for local development.
- Migrating from Nx: Learn how to migrate to Turborepo from Nx.
- Multi-language support: Learn how to use multiple languages with Turborepo.
- Publishing libraries: Learn how to publish libraries to the npm registry from a monorepo.
- Single-package workspaces: Learn how to use Turborepo in a single-package workspace.
- Skipping tasks: Never do the same work twice.
- Tools: Learn how to use your favorite tools in a monorepo.
- Biome: Learn how to use Biome in your Turborepo projects.
- Docker: Learn how to use Docker in a monorepo.
- ESLint: Learn how to use ESLint in a monorepo.
- Jest: Learn how to use Jest in a Turborepo.
- Oxc (oxlint and oxfmt): Learn how to use oxlint and oxfmt in your Turborepo projects.
- Playwright: Learn how to use Playwright in a Turborepo.
- Prisma: Learn how to use Prisma in a Turborepo.
- shadcn/ui: Learn how to use shadcn/ui in a Turborepo.
- Storybook: Learn how to use Storybook in a Turborepo.
- Tailwind CSS: Learn how to use Tailwind CSS in a Turborepo.
- TypeScript: Learn how to use TypeScript in a monorepo.
- Vitest: Learn how to use Vitest in a monorepo.
- Invalid environment variable prefix: Learn more about errors with invalid environment variable prefixes in Turborepo.
- Missing root task in turbo.json: Learn more about errors for missing root tasks in turbo.json in Turborepo.
- Package task in single-package workspace error: Learn more about errors with package tasks in single-package workspaces.
- Recursive
turboinvocations: Learn more about errors with recursive scripts and tasks in Turborepo. - Unnecessary package task syntax error: Learn more about errors with unnecessary package task syntax in Turborepo.
- Turborepo API reference: Learn about Turborepo's APIs using the reference.
- bin: API reference for the
turbo bincommand - boundaries: API reference for the
turbo boundariescommand - Configuring turbo.json: Learn how to configure Turborepo through
turbo.json. - create-turbo: Quickly set up a new Turborepo repository from scratch.
- devtools: API reference for the
turbo devtoolscommand - docs: API reference for the
turbo docscommand - eslint-config-turbo: Learn more about eslint-config-turbo.
- eslint-plugin-turbo: Learn more about eslint-plugin-turbo.
- generate: API reference for the
turbo generatecommand - File glob specification: Learn about the file glob specification used by
turbo. - info: API reference for the
turbo infocommand - link: API reference for the
turbo linkcommand - login: API reference for the
turbo logincommand - logout: API reference for the
turbo logoutcommand - ls: API reference for the
turbo lscommand - Options overview: Flags, configurations, and System Environment Variables for Turborepo
- Package Configurations: Learn how to use Package Configurations to bring greater task flexibility to your monorepo's package.
- prune: API reference for the
turbo prunecommand - query: API reference for the
turbo querycommand - run: API reference for the
turbo runcommand - scan (Deprecated): API reference for the deprecated
turbo scancommand - System environment variables: Learn about system variables used by Turborepo.
- telemetry: API reference for the
turbo telemetrycommand - @turbo/codemod: Learn more about how Turborepo uses codemods to make version migrations easy.
- @turbo/gen: Quickly generate new code in your Turborepo.
- turbo-ignore: Learn how to use turbo-ignore to skip tasks in CI.
- unlink: API reference for the
turbo unlinkcommand - watch: API reference for the
watchcommand - Support policy: Learn about Turborepo's Support policy.
- Telemetry: Learn more about Turborepo's anonymous telemetry.
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