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May 5, 2021 09:56 pm GMT

Setting up an Nx workspace with nx-dotnet

In this episode of Nx After Dark, we're creating an Nx workspace for .NET project by using nx-dotnet. We're also setting up a GitHub Actions workflow.

Follow the instructions below to set up a similar workspace or browse the end result at github/LayZeeDK/nx-dotnet-workspace.

Prerequisites

  • .NET CLI
  • Node.js
  • PNPM
  • Nx CLI

Create Nx workspace

# Install the Nx workspace generatorpnpm install --global create-nx-workspace# Generate a blank Nx workspacepnpm init nx-workspace nx-dotnet-workspace --preset=empty --pm=pnpm --npm-scope=dotnet --no-nx-cloud

Configure Nx workspace

# Install the "json" utilitynpm install --global json# Set the base branch to "main"json -I -f nx.json -e "this.affected.defaultBase = 'main';"

Add .NET capability

# Add nx-dotnetpnpm add --save-dev @nx-dotnet/core# Initialize nx-dotnetnx generate @nx-dotnet/core:init

Configure Nx generator defaults

# Prefer nx-dotnet generatorsjson -I -f workspace.json -e "this.cli.defaultCollection = '@nx-dotnet/core';"# Set defaults for nx-dotnet's "app" and "lib" generatorsjson -I -f workspace.json -e "this.generators = { '@nx-dotnet/core:app': { language: 'C#', tags: 'type:api', template: 'webapi', testTemplate: 'xunit' }, '@nx-dotnet/core:lib': { language: 'C#', template: 'classlib', testTemplate: 'xunit' } };"

Create web API project

# Generate web API and testing projectsnx generate app weather-api# Tag testing project with "type:test"json -I -f nx.json -e "this.projects['weather-api-test'].tags = ['type:test'].concat(this.projects['weather-api-test'].tags.slice(1));"# Set weather-api as default Nx projectjson -I -f workspace.json -e "this.defaultProject = 'weather-api';"

Generate GitHub Actions CI workflow

# Install GitHub Actions .NET templatedotnet new -i TimHeuer.GitHubActions.Templates::1.0.5# Generate GitHub Actions CI workflowdotnet new workflow

Use Nx for Build job

  1. Remove the Restore step from .github/workflows/nx-dotnet-workspace.yaml.
  2. Add Setup Node.js step after Setup .NET Core SDK step:
   - name: Setup Node.js     uses: actions/setup-node@v1     with:       node-version: 12.x   - name: Install PNPM     run: npm install --global pnpm   - name: Install Nx dependencies     run: pnpm install
  1. Change the run command of the Build step to:
   pnpm build
  1. Change the run command of the Test step to:
   pnpm test

Adjust NPM scripts

  1. Change the build script in package.json to:

    nx build --configuration=production
  2. Change the test script in package.json to:

    nx test weather-api-test

Dependency graph

No we can explore the dependency graph by running:

pnpm dep-graph

or the affected depdency graph by running:

pnpm affected:dep-graph

CI workflow

The Build workflow is run on every push to the main branch.

Remove the condition (if:) from the Build job to enable the manual workflow trigger. We are then able to use the Run workflow button from the Actions tab in our GitHub repository.


Original Link: https://dev.to/this-is-learning/setting-up-an-nx-workspace-with-nx-dotnet-893

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