@mashroom/mashroom
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Mashroom Server. Supports out of the box the following plugin types: 'web-app', 'api', 'middleware', 'static', 'services' and 'plugin-loader'.
Mashroom Server is a Node.js based Microfrontend Integration Platform.
This package contains the core of Mashroom Server. It contains core services for managing plugins and default plugin loaders for Express middleware, Express webapps and shared code as services. It also provides a common logging infrastructure.
From a technical point of view this is s a plugin loader that scans npm packages (package.json) for plugin definitions and loads them at runtime. Such a plugin could be an Express webapp or a SPA or more generally all kind of code it knows how to load, which is determined by the available plugin loaders. Plugin loaders itself are also just plugins, so it is possible to extend the list of known plugin types.
The easiest way to start is to clone one of the quickstart repositories:
You can find a full documentation with a setup and configuration guide here: https://www.mashroom-server.com/documentation
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Mashroom Server. Supports out of the box the following plugin types: 'web-app', 'api', 'middleware', 'static', 'services' and 'plugin-loader'.
The npm package @mashroom/mashroom receives a total of 38 weekly downloads. As such, @mashroom/mashroom popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @mashroom/mashroom demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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