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@irrelon/appworks-server
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This project's goal is to allow disparate UI components and layouts of components to be server and client-rendered into host pages. The SDK provides a common shared and namespaced state so that components can react to state changes between components, and an event listener to listen for events from other components.
npm install
npm run dev
http://localhost:3011/api/v1/components/Tabs/1.0.0/bundle?createTargetElement=true&clean=false
http://localhost:3011/api/v1/layouts/Example1/1.0.0/bundle?createTargetElement=true&clean=false
The system uses ReactDOM to render components to HTML.
Webpack is used inside the utils/generateBootstrapFile.ts
to generate the hydration
code for all components / layouts.
Each component can describe a bundle of assets it requires. CSS is bundled with the HTML as required.
API is using Express.
There are two key files:
server/routes.ts
- This references the implementation of all the routes. Routes are express route functions.server/common/api.yaml
- This file contains the OpenAPI spec. Routes go through the spec in order to function so if you make a change to a route, you must update the spec otherwise it will fail to function correctly.I used a generator app to scaffold the project: https://github.com/cdimascio/generator-express-no-stress-typescript
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AppWorks Component Server
We found that @irrelon/appworks-server demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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