A curated list of awesome Monorepo tools, software and architectures. Monorepos, short for mono-repositories, are repositories that contain multiple projects, usually related to each other.
Inspired by vinta/awesome-python.
- Build systems & dependency management tools
- Repository management tools
- Good reads
- Version control systems & add-ons
- Development process tools
- Notable public monorepos
- Migration tools
- baur builds only changed applications in a monorepo branch and manages build artifacts
- Bazel is Google's monorepo-oriented build system. More on Bazel: awesome-bazel
- Buck is Facebook's monorepo-oriented build system.
- Nx is a build system for TypeScript monorepos and a set of monorepo management tools.
- Please a cross-language build system with an emphasis on high performance, extensibility and reproduceability.
- Pants is a monorepo-oriented build system, used by Twitter, Foursquare and multiple other companies.
- Yarn is a JavaScript dependency management tool that supports monorepos through workspaces.
- pnpm is a JavaScript dependency management tool that supports monorepos through a set of dedicated commands called
pnpm multi. - Lerna is a tool for managing JavaScript projects with multiple packages, built on Yarn.
- Bit is a tool for building and managing JavaScript projects with multiple components, and managing the dependency graph of components.
- OAO is a Yarn-based, opinionated JavaScript monorepo management tool.
- MBT is a build tool with differential build support.
- Bolt Pkg is a super-powered JavaScript project management.
- GitLab CI 11.4 supports running steps based on path changes.
- Symplify/MonorepoBuilder is a PHP monorepo management tool.
- Spago is a PureScript package manager and build tool powered by Dhall and package-sets.
- oao
- FBShipIt
- Syncpack allows managing multiple package.json files in Lerna Monorepos.
- wsrun allows running a command in each package of a Yarn workspaces monorepo.
- monorepo-run is a collection of helpers to run scripts in each package of a yarn monorepo with a separated pane per package.
- gomonorepo covers tooling and concepts of monorepos, centered around PHP.
- Why Google Stores Billions of Lines of Code in a Single Repository
- Advantages and Disadvantages of a Monolithic Repository: A case study at Google
- Why you should use a single repository for all your company’s projects
- Advantages of monorepos
- Git shallow clones let you clone only part of your Git history.
- Git filter-branch let you rewrite a repository's history and prune branches.
- Git clone --single-branch
- Git sparse-checkout
- Git LFS improves the handling of large files in Git.
- GVFS virtualizes the file system beneath your git repo so that git and all tools see what appears to be a normal repo, but GVFS only downloads objects as they are needed. Windows only.
- SlothFS is similar to GVFS, but read-only. It works on Linux and macOS.
- git subtree merges and splits subtrees from your project into subprojects and back. Part of Git since version 1.7.
- git subsplit automates and simplifies the process of managing one-way read-only subtree splits.
- splitsh-lite is a very fast git subtree alternative to splits subtrees from your project into subprojects.
- Atlassian's Monorepos in Git and How to handle big repositories in Git cover scaling options for Git.
- hgwatchman and Watchman, replaced by fsmonitor trigger partial, incremental builds when your files change
- Facebook's hg-experimental extensions include better support for large repositories in Hg.
- Pull Review Hubot plugin to automate pull reviews with lots of configuration options.
- Rietveld is a code review tool by Google used by Chromium.
- Incremental CI in Jenkins with Bazel, article by Kristina Chodorow (Bazel team).
- bazel-travis is a minimal setup to use Travis CI in a Bazel monorepo.
- buildpipe is a tool to dynamically generate Buildkite pipelines by looking at changes in projects.
- Codefresh is a CI/CD platform for Docker/Kubernetes that has native Monorepo support
- CI/CD for Microservices Using Monorepos, a post describing a Shippable.com build designed for trigerring builds specific to the microservice that has actually been modified and ones depending on it.
- GitHub's CODEOWNERS can restrict who can approve a pull request that affects a given part of a monorepo.
- Chromium's OWNERS file inspired GitHub's CODEOWNERS.
- Foursquare's opensource projects
- Stellar's Go monorepo
- Habitat's monorepo
- startup-os monorepo: working examples for Google's Open Source tools (bazel, etc) in a monorepo
- M3 monorepo - Distributed TSDB, Aggregator and Query Engine, Prometheus Sidecar, Metrics Platform
- Entria's Full Stack Playground Monorepo
- Bazel's migration-tooling repository.
- Gazelle generates Bazel BUILD files automatically for Go packages.
- tomono imports an existing set of Git repositories into a monorepo.
- shopsys/monorepo-tools contains a set of tools for building and splitting a monolithic repository.
- Fastlane monorepo migration tools tools for migrating code and github issues. Specific for fastlane so requires some code changes to use
- Trunk Based Development, a source-control branching model, where developers collaborate on code in a single branch called ‘trunk’, resist any pressure to create other long-lived development branches by employing documented techniques. They therefore avoid merge hell, do not break the build, and live happily ever after.
- Branch By Abstraction, is a set-piece technique to effect a ‘longer to complete’ change in the trunk.
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