I was trying to connect different frontend tech together in a React host using microfrontend.
I managed to connect react, vue, VanillaJS application to the React host, but i am not able to wrap my head around Ember JS, since vue, Vanilla were not framekwork, it was easy to connect them using webpack ModuleFederationPlugin.
I tried searching it over internet couldn't find any help, Is it possible to connect Ember JS application to a react based host environment(using module federation) ??
If yes would like to see an example if it's available online. (github or sandbox links)
Have you seen these docs: Embedding Applications
The gist is that on the application's rootElement property, you can set a dom selector:
There are more steps as well, but this should get you started.
Kind of a caveat though, building ember projects currently requires the ember-cli, and I don't know if it'd be possible to "just use a webpack plugin", unless you pre-build the ember app before building your host app.
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I have an angular application created in the default way using ng new project-name". For performance reasons, I had to create and integrate single standard WebComponents. The related Javascript code is stored in a folder "web-components" located in the app folder. Everything works finde - accessing the pure WebComponents from Angular components is possible and ng build automatically recreates the Angular app if any of the WebComponent's Javascript files are changed.
But to improve the development process I would like to write also the non-Angular WebComponents in Typescript. So the WebComponent's Typescript code should be translated to Javascript automatically within the Angular project. But up to now, I didn't find a way how to reach this goal within an Angular project. So if anybody has any suggestions on how to set up the Angular project such that this transpiring is done automatically.
There is a library called Stencil JS, which is essentially allow you to build web component that will work in any major JS framework such as Angular, React and Vue. Here is how component build with Stencil will integrate with Angular
I'm in the process of creating component library using this at the company I work, and have some success. The best part of this approach is that you have to think in isolation when you build components. If you are OK with building generic web component in separate place (separate repo) and use npm and webpack to bundle it, then you might want to check this out!
I built a news website using vuejs and for SEO and performance reasons i would like to utilize SSR(Server side rendering) using nuxt, I could find many resources in writing a new nuxt app but nothing on converting an existing vuejs app to nuxt. Has anyone tried this or have recommendations on how to do it?
I suggest you that you need to create new project as parallel. And convert Vue projects to Nuxt.js project step by step.
Please watch Why Use Nuxt.js? video on https://nuxtjs.org/ home page.
Pretty straight forward. Since Nuxt used Vue, all of your components would work the same.
I would create a new blank Nuxt app, then manually migrate each of the pages and components into the new Nuxt app.
Then with Nuxt, you can choose:
if you want to use server side rendering (SSR): npm run build
or statically generate your site: npm run generate
EDIT: You can also supercharge your nuxt site with the nuxt seo package.
We are evaluating both AWS Amplify and MeteorJS for a new project, and I am wondering of both can be used together; use Amplify inside a Meteor app and publish the app on AWS.
Is this possible?
I don't really see the integration areas but I see a lot of overlapping in terms of results. Would you think of using the Amplify React components into a Meteor project or a certain part of Amplify?
I currently have production web app (PHP+AngularJS) & Java/Spring backend. Basically it is a web app making lots and lots of REST Api calls to Java backend and rendering that data on web forms. I use Apache Web 2.0 to host the frontend and Tomcat for the backend
Planning to migrate to ReactJS, Java/Spring will still be the backend. I need some guidance on following
Best Web Server to use to deploy React (Build/Deploy controlled through CD/CI, Jenkins)
Any specific frameworks and/or components that needs to be added and installed to support this web app.
Best Testing framework to use for React which will work with the CI/CD pipeline.
Can all this be containerized (docker/kubernetes) ?
Thanks in advance
Any server that servers static files (express, apacha, nginx, etc) can handle a react app.
You'll need webpack to build the project (transpile/minify/optimise)
You'll need a test runner (i suggest jest from facebook) and a library to test/render you application on each unit test. Use react-testing-library (simple, dynamic and easy to use).
Totally!
We're trying to create an app to track some logfiles and push those data to our API for our company. It'll be working on Mac OSX and Windows
So, we're really newbie at Electron. I just wonder there is a accepted file structure or framework for Electron ? Because, I don't want to mess up my codes in the future.
Depending on the features you want (angular, react, webpack, etc.), there are starter projects out there. Just have a look on Github for electron starters. However, most projects follow a very similar structure, having at least the following directories:
config
app (or src)
component 1
component 2
assets
fonts
images
test
You may also search for electron prebuilt, electron boilerplate or electron seed.
You can use any boilerplate in the web.
see if this fit your needs:
https://github.com/szwacz/electron-boilerplate