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🧐 Why Turborepo?

Managing multiple microfrontends within a monorepo can be challenging. Turborepo offers a powerful solution to optimize workflows, run tasks in parallel, and cache results for faster builds.

Parallel Tasks: Run builds and tests across multiple microfrontends simultaneously.

Intelligent Caching: Save time by reusing outputs from previous runs.

Scalable: Manage as many microfrontends as needed, all within a single monorepo. If you're working with multiple apps, Turborepo is a game-changer for streamlining your workflows.

Here's how you can set up and use Turborepo in your project:


πŸ”§ 1. Creating a Turborepo Project

1.1 Create a New Turborepo Project:

Instead of manually setting up Turborepo, you can use the following command to quickly scaffold a new Turborepo:

npx create-turbo@latest

1.2 Place your microfrontends inside the apps directory:

apps/
 β”œβ”€β”€ mfe1/
 β”œβ”€β”€ mfe2/
 └── mfe3/
package.json
turbo.json

πŸ“„ 2. Important Configuration Files

package.json defines your scripts, dependencies, and workspace structure

turbo.json configures how tasks are run across your monorepo. It also includes caching settings to speed up subsequent runs.

⚑ 3. Running Turborepo Commands

After setting up Turborepo, you can easily manage all apps and packages with a few simple commands:

Install dependencies:

npm i 

Build all apps and packages:

npm run build 

Start the development environment:

npm run dev 

Run any of these commands once, and Turborepo will use its smart caching to speed up subsequent builds.


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Give it a try in your next project and experience the efficiency firsthand! 😍😍