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@nx/remix

v24.0.3

Published

2 days ago

Deprecated Remix v2 task inference for Nx. Generators and executors were removed in Nx 24, except convert-to-inferred. The remaining plugin will be removed in Nx 25. Migrate to React Router with @nx/react.

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Monorepo Remix React Web CLI Front-end

Nx: Smart Monorepos · Fast Builds

Get to green PRs in half the time. Nx optimizes your builds, scales your CI, and fixes failed PRs. Built for developers and AI agents.

@nx/remix is deprecated and will be removed in Nx 25. Nx 24 removes all executors and generators except convert-to-inferred.

Existing Remix v2 applications can keep using @nx/remix/plugin until Nx 25. The Nx 24 migration converts legacy executor targets to inferred tasks. Run nx g @nx/remix:convert-to-inferred to convert them manually.

For continued development, migrate to React Router with @nx/react. The migrate-to-react-router prompt migration guides an AI agent through the framework upgrade and Nx configuration, then asks it to run build and other relevant targets.

See the Remix migration instructions.

Getting Started

Creating an Nx Workspace

Using npx

npx create-nx-workspace

Using npm init

npm init nx-workspace

Using yarn create

yarn create nx-workspace

Adding Nx to an Existing Repository

Run:

npx nx@latest init

Documentation & Resources