React Shared Components
Share Components across multiple react apps and microfrontends without creating UI library.
Overview
The concept of React Shared Components revolutionizes the way developers create and maintain user interfaces across multiple applications. By enabling the reuse of components, developers can significantly save time during development while ensuring a consistent UI experience across their projects. This approach eliminates the need to construct a separate UI library for reusable components, allowing teams to collaborate more efficiently.
Using the Shared UI App, developers can effortlessly create, deploy, and dynamically load React components from a specified URL. This streamlined process not only encompasses shared styles and common files but also enhances the overall development workflow by promoting code reusability and consistency.
Features
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Ease of Component Reuse: Streamlines the development process by enabling the reuse of UI components across different applications without the need for a separate library.
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Dynamic Loading: Utilize the RemoteComponent to load individual React components from a specified URL, enhancing flexibility and performance.
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Fallback Rendering: Supports fallback UI to be displayed while the component is loading, ensuring a smooth user experience similar to React.Suspense.
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Dependency Management: Simplifies dependency management by allowing required libraries to be injected into RemoteComponents, ensuring compatibility across various projects.
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Configuration Files: The inclusion of a remote-component.config.js file facilitates efficient dependency injection and component management.
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Shared Styles and Files: Allows for common styling and shared files to be housed in the Shared UI App, ensuring consistency in design across all applications.
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Export Mechanism: Components can be easily exported and imported in applications, making integration straightforward and organized.
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Flexible Project Structure: Developers have the freedom to structure their project folders according to their preferences, promoting a customized development environment.
- UI Kits & Components
A UI kit provides developers with a set of reusable components that can be easily integrated into a website or application. These components are pre-designed with consistent styling and functionality, allowing developers to save time and effort in the design and development process. UI kits can be either custom-built or third-party, and often include components for buttons, forms, typography, icons, and more.