

Rush Monorepo
Rush is a monorepo manager for JavaScript developers, aiding in creating and publishing multiple packages from a shared Git repository. It supports parallel builds, repository policies, and NPM installations, acting as an orchestrator for the Rush Stack.
Features
Properties
- Scalable
Features
- NPM
- Monorepo
- Parallel builds
Tags
- distributed-builds
- incremental-build
- monorepo-manager
- typescript
- Javascript
- subset-builds
Rush Monorepo News & Activities
Recent News
Recent activities
- POX added Rush Monorepo as alternative to JSR
Rush Monorepo information
What is Rush Monorepo?
Rush is a monorepo manager for JavaScript developers, aiding in creating and publishing multiple packages from a shared Git repository. It supports parallel builds, repository policies, and NPM installations, acting as an orchestrator for the Rush Stack. It is designed for large repositories, capable of handling hundreds of apps and extensive Git history with features like parallel and distributed builds.
Rush encourages collaboration in large teams by offering repository policies for reviewing new package dependencies and enforcing consistent dependency versions. It allows separate publishing for different project subsets with various versioning strategies.
Rush ensures reliable NPM installations using the PNPM package manager to eliminate phantom dependencies. It includes a Lockfile Explorer tool for visualizing and resolving version conflicts.
Rush guarantees deterministic installs and builds to prevent irreproducible support tickets. The Rush engine version is automatically installed according to your Git branch, and custom commands are strictly validated and documented.
Rush serves as a unified orchestrator for various tasks like installing, linking, building, and publishing. It integrates with the broader Rush Stack suite of tools.
Rush is a free, open-source software that encourages community contributions. It allows each project folder in a Rush repo to be self-contained and easily relocated. Enabling or disabling Rush for specific projects requires minimal effort.



