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getting started with module federation
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getting started with module federation
module federation is a feature introduced in webpack 5 that allows you to share code between different applications at runtime. this is particularly useful in micro-frontend architectures, where you want to build and deploy parts of a web application independently.
in this tutorial, we'll walk through the steps to set up module federation using two simple react applications. we'll create a host application that loads a remote application and displays its component.
prerequisites
- basic understanding of javascript and react
- node.js and npm installed on your machine
step 1: set up your projects
1. **create the host application**
open your terminal and run the following commands:
2. **create the remote application**
open a new terminal and run:
step 2: adding webpack and module federation plugin
we need to add webpack and the module federation plugin to both applications.
1. **install webpack and module federation plugin**
navigate to both `host-app` and `remote-app` directories and run:
2. **eject the create react app**
you need to eject your app to customize the webpack configuration. do this for both applications:
this will expose the webpack configuration files.
step 3: configure the remote application
1. **edit `webpack.config.js` in the `remote-app`**
add module federation configuration:
2. **create a button component**
create a new file `src/button.js` in the `remote-app` directory:
3. **update `src/index.js`**
ensure the `index.js` file is correctly set up:
step 4: configure the host application
1. **edit `webpack.config.js` in the `host-app`**
add module federation configuration:
2. **update `src/app.js`**
modify the `app.js` file in the `host-app` to use the remote button component:
step 5: run the applications
1. **start the remote application**
navigate to the `remote-app` directory and start the appli ...
#ModuleFederation #MicroFrontends #windows
module federation
micro frontends
webpack
shared dependencies
remote modules
dynamic imports
code splitting
application architecture
frontend development
versioning
load balancing
inter-application communication
performance optimization
cross-team collaboration
deployment strategies
Видео getting started with module federation канала CodeNode
getting started with module federation
module federation is a feature introduced in webpack 5 that allows you to share code between different applications at runtime. this is particularly useful in micro-frontend architectures, where you want to build and deploy parts of a web application independently.
in this tutorial, we'll walk through the steps to set up module federation using two simple react applications. we'll create a host application that loads a remote application and displays its component.
prerequisites
- basic understanding of javascript and react
- node.js and npm installed on your machine
step 1: set up your projects
1. **create the host application**
open your terminal and run the following commands:
2. **create the remote application**
open a new terminal and run:
step 2: adding webpack and module federation plugin
we need to add webpack and the module federation plugin to both applications.
1. **install webpack and module federation plugin**
navigate to both `host-app` and `remote-app` directories and run:
2. **eject the create react app**
you need to eject your app to customize the webpack configuration. do this for both applications:
this will expose the webpack configuration files.
step 3: configure the remote application
1. **edit `webpack.config.js` in the `remote-app`**
add module federation configuration:
2. **create a button component**
create a new file `src/button.js` in the `remote-app` directory:
3. **update `src/index.js`**
ensure the `index.js` file is correctly set up:
step 4: configure the host application
1. **edit `webpack.config.js` in the `host-app`**
add module federation configuration:
2. **update `src/app.js`**
modify the `app.js` file in the `host-app` to use the remote button component:
step 5: run the applications
1. **start the remote application**
navigate to the `remote-app` directory and start the appli ...
#ModuleFederation #MicroFrontends #windows
module federation
micro frontends
webpack
shared dependencies
remote modules
dynamic imports
code splitting
application architecture
frontend development
versioning
load balancing
inter-application communication
performance optimization
cross-team collaboration
deployment strategies
Видео getting started with module federation канала CodeNode
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