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turbometro

v0.1.0

Published

Your monorepo as a subway — trains run when turbo does.

Readme

turbometro

Your monorepo as a subway — trains run when turbo does.

npx turbometro turns a pnpm + Turborepo workspace into a self-contained 3D subway: packages are stations, workspace deps are rails, and turbo tasks ride as trains.

turbometro demo

v0.1 honesty: trains are synthetic / replay by default (not a live turbo attach). Live attach is on the roadmap.

Quick start

npx turbometro
# writes ./metro.html — serve it over http (CDN Three.js)
npx --yes serve . -p 4173
# open http://localhost:4173/metro.html
# click a neon station → buildings assemble once → train rides

Demo (this repo)

npm install
npm run build
node bin/turbometro.js --demo --out metro.html
npx --yes serve . -p 4173

Against the fixture:

node bin/turbometro.js --cwd fixtures/mini-mono --out metro.html

CLI

turbometro [--out metro.html] [--replay run.json] [--force] [--cwd dir]
turbometro --demo

| Flag | Meaning | |------|---------| | --demo | Built-in sample graph (no workspace required) | | --replay | Use a timeline JSON instead of synthetic events | | --force | Bypass the 150-package hard cap | | --out | Output path (default ./metro.html) |

Interaction

  • First click on a station: stop kit assembles piece-by-piece, then the train materializes and rides the dep path
  • Later clicks: train keeps the mesh — only the path retargets (no flicker)
  • Orbit: drag · zoom: scroll · Clear train removes the rider

Requirements

  • Node ≥ 20
  • Target repo: pnpm-workspace.yaml + turbo.json or turbo.jsonc
  • Dependency cycles: warned and cycle edges dropped (map still renders)
  • Open the HTML via a local static server (file:// can block ES modules / CDN)

Replay JSON

{
  "events": [
    { "t": 0, "task": "build", "package": "@mini/web", "status": "running" },
    { "t": 800, "task": "build", "package": "@mini/web", "status": "pass" }
  ]
}

Credits

Metro layout engine vendored from 23min/DAG-map (Apache-2.0). See vendor/dag-map/NOTICE.

License

MIT — © scs0209