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Setting Up a Monorepo with Turborepo

Create and manage a monorepo using Turborepo for efficient builds

Install the Vibgrate CLI Globally with npm

Install @vibgrate/cli globally with npm so the vg command is available everywhere, then confirm the install with a quick scan.

Comparisons1

Comparison

npm vs pnpm

npm is Node's default package manager; pnpm is a faster, disk-efficient alternative using a content-addressable store and strict dependency isolation.

FAQs7

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How do I install the Vibgrate CLI?

Install as a dev dependency in your project: npm install -D @vibgrate/cli@latest (or use pnpm, yarn, bun). You can also run without installing using n...

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What are common errors when running the CLI on macOS?

Common issues: 'command not found: vibgrate' (package not installed globally or npx not used). Permission denied (use sudo cautiously or fix with sudo...

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How do I fix permission denied errors on macOS?

For npm global packages: avoid sudo, instead fix ownership with sudo chown -R $(whoami) ~/.npm and sudo chown -R $(whoami) /usr/local/lib/node_modules...

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Does Vibgrate support monorepos?

Yes. Vibgrate automatically discovers every project in your workspace (multiple package.json files, .csproj files, go.mod, etc.). For npm/pnpm/yarn wo...

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Should I use npx or install Vibgrate globally?

Use npx @vibgrate/cli scan for one-off scans without installation — always gets the latest version. For projects, install as devDependency (npm instal...

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The scan says lockfile not found. Is that a problem?

Lockfile warnings indicate you don't have a package-lock.json, yarn.lock, pnpm-lock.yaml, or bun.lockb. This affects dependency graph analysis and dup...

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How do I update the Vibgrate CLI?

Run vg update to check for and install updates. Use --check to see if updates are available without installing. For project installs: npm update @vibg...