Configuration > Workspace Pattern Configs#

Workspace Pattern Configs#

You can use the root config to set workspace configs in bulk by using workspace patterns.

Entries' configs will be merged with any existing workspaces' local configs, and each subsequent entry's config will be merged with the accumulated config from any similarly matching previous entries, using the same behavior as mergeWorkspaceConfig.

Since workspace patterns are affected by config, such as using tags, each entry's patterns will match against the accumulated config from the previous entries.

Example Root Config#

// bw.root.ts

import { defineRootConfig } from "bun-workspaces/config";

export default defineRootConfig({
  workspacePatternConfigs: [
    { 
      // Any matching workspaces under this path
      // will have their local config merged with this one
      patterns: ["path:libraries/frontend/**/*"],
      config: {
        tags: ["frontend"],
      },
    },
    {
      patterns: ["path:libraries/backend/**/*"],
      config: {
        tags: ["backend"],
      },
    },
    {
      // This tag can be matched thanks to the first entry,
      // merging the accumulated config with this one
      patterns: ["tag:frontend"],
      config: {
        rules: {
          workspaceDependencies: {
            denyPatterns: ["tag:backend"],
          },
        },
      },
    },
    {
      patterns: ["tag:backend"],
      // You can use the raw workspace data and
      // accumulated config for each workspace via callback
      config: (workspace, prevConfig) => ({
        rules: {
          workspaceDependencies: workspace.name.startsWith("@some-scope/")
          ? {
              denyPatterns: ["@some-other-scope/*"],
            }
          : {
              allowPatterns: ["@some-scope/*"],
            }
        },
      }),
    }
  ],
});