Svelte Microfrontend Example
Based on a talk: https://slides.com/evanpayne/microfrontends-with-svelte
Overview:
The Sample Svelte SPA/MicroFrontend is a Svelte project that compiles into a single JS file. This file can be published and integrated into other app-shells in a micro-frontend manner. The project provides a way to create and deploy microfrontend components that can be used in various applications.
Features:
- Microfrontend Architecture: The project follows a microfrontend approach, allowing the compiled JS file to be integrated into other app-shells.
- Single JS File: The project compiles all the necessary code into a single JS file, making it easy to deploy and use.
- Customizable: The microfrontend component supports various customization options such as theme (light or dark), issue ID, base API URL, and preview mode.
Summary:
The Sample Svelte SPA/MicroFrontend is a project that allows you to create a standalone microfrontend component using Svelte. It compiles the component into a single JS file, which can be integrated into other app-shells following the microfrontend architecture. The component supports customization options such as theme, issue ID, base API URL, and preview mode. The installation process involves building the project, deploying the generated JS file, and including it in the desired application using a script tag.
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