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Visualizing Type‑Safe Dependency Graphs & Impact Analysis in TypeScript Monorepos with ts‑morph & GraphQL

Learn how to generate a type‑safe dependency graph from a TS monorepo, expose it via a GraphQL API, and use the data for impact analysis and automated visualisation.
Visualizing Type‑Safe Dependency Graphs & Impact Analysis in TypeScript Monorepos with ts‑morph & GraphQL

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