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/// <reference path="../typings/global.d.ts" />

    export { default, MicroApp, getActiveApps, getAllApps, unmountApp, unmountAllApps, reload, renderApp, } from '@micro-zoe/micro-app/micro_app';

    export { default as preFetch, } from '@micro-zoe/micro-app/prefetch';

    export { removeDomScope, pureCreateElement, version, } from '@micro-zoe/micro-app/libs/utils';

    export { EventCenterForMicroApp, } from '@micro-zoe/micro-app/interact';

declare module '@micro-zoe/micro-app/micro_app' {

    import { OptionsType, MicroAppBaseType, Router, AppName, Func, lifeCyclesType, MicroAppConfig, GetActiveAppsParam } from '@micro-app/types';

    import preFetch from '@micro-zoe/micro-app/prefetch';

    import { EventCenterForBaseApp } from '@micro-zoe/micro-app/interact';

        * if app not prefetch & not unmount, then app is active

        * @param excludeHiddenApp exclude hidden keep-alive app, default is false

        * @param excludePreRender exclude pre render app

    export function getActiveApps({ excludeHiddenApp, excludePreRender, }?: GetActiveAppsParam): AppName[];

    export function getAllApps(): string[];

        * @param options unmountAppOptions

    export function unmountApp(appName: string, options?: unmountAppOptions): Promise<boolean>;

    export function unmountAllApps(options?: unmountAppOptions): Promise<boolean>;

        * Re render app from the command line

        * @param destroy unmount app with destroy mode

    export function reload(appName: string, destroy?: boolean): Promise<boolean>;

    interface RenderAppOptions extends MicroAppConfig {

            data?: Record<PropertyKey, unknown>;

        * @param options RenderAppOptions

    export function renderApp(options: RenderAppOptions): Promise<boolean>;

    export class MicroApp extends EventCenterForBaseApp implements MicroAppBaseType {

            unmountApp: typeof unmountApp;

            unmountAllApps: typeof unmountAllApps;

            getActiveApps: typeof getActiveApps;

            getAllApps: typeof getAllApps;

            start(options?: OptionsType): void;

declare module '@micro-zoe/micro-app/prefetch' {

    import { prefetchParamList, globalAssetsType } from '@micro-app/types';

        *    'disable-scopecss': boolean,

        *    'disable-patch-request': boolean,

        *  1: preFetch is async and is performed only when the browser is idle

        *  2: options of prefetch preferably match the config of the micro-app element, although this is not required

    export function execMicroAppGlobalHook(fn: Func | null, appName: string, hookName: string, ...args: unknown[]): void;

        * remove all childNode from target node

    export function clearDOM($dom: HTMLElement | ShadowRoot | Document): void;

    type BaseHTMLElementType = HTMLElement & {

    export function getBaseHTMLElement(): BaseHTMLElementType;

declare module '@micro-zoe/micro-app/interact' {

    import { CallableFunctionForInteract } from '@micro-app/types';

                * add listener of global data

                * @param autoTrigger If there is cached data when first bind listener, whether it needs to trigger, default is false

            addGlobalDataListener(cb: CallableFunctionForInteract, autoTrigger?: boolean): void;

                * remove listener of global data

            removeGlobalDataListener(cb: CallableFunctionForInteract): void;

            setGlobalData(data: Record<PropertyKey, unknown>, nextStep?: CallableFunction, force?: boolean): void;

            forceSetGlobalData(data: Record<PropertyKey, unknown>, nextStep?: CallableFunction): void;

            getGlobalData(): Record<PropertyKey, unknown> | null;

                * clear all listener of global data

                * if appName exists, only the specified functions is cleared

                * if appName not exists, only clear the base app functions

            clearGlobalDataListener(): void;

    export class EventCenterForBaseApp extends EventCenterForGlobal {

                * @param appName app.name

            addDataListener(appName: string, cb: CallableFunction, autoTrigger?: boolean): void;

            removeDataListener(appName: string, cb: CallableFunction): void;

                * get data from micro app or base app

                * @param fromBaseApp whether get data from base app, default is false

            getData(appName: string, fromBaseApp?: boolean): Record<PropertyKey, unknown> | null;

                * Dispatch data to the specified micro app

            setData(appName: string, data: Record<PropertyKey, unknown>, nextStep?: CallableFunction, force?: boolean): void;

            forceSetData(appName: string, data: Record<PropertyKey, unknown>, nextStep?: CallableFunction): void;

                * clear data from base app

                * @param fromBaseApp whether clear data from child app, default is true

            clearData(appName: string, fromBaseApp?: boolean): void;

                * clear all listener for specified micro app

            clearDataListener(appName: string): void;

    export class EventCenterForMicroApp extends EventCenterForGlobal {

                    global: Set<CallableFunctionForInteract>;

                    normal: Set<CallableFunctionForInteract>;

            constructor(appName: string);

                * add listener, monitor the data sent by the base app

            addDataListener(cb: CallableFunctionForInteract, autoTrigger?: boolean): void;

            removeDataListener(cb: CallableFunctionForInteract): void;

            getData(fromBaseApp?: boolean): Record<PropertyKey, unknown> | null;

                * dispatch data to base app

  "description": "A lightweight, efficient and powerful micro front-end framework",

    "bootstrap": "yarn && npm-run-all --serial install:*",

    "start:main-react16": "npm-run-all --parallel build:watch start-child:* main-react16",

    "start:main-vue2": "npm-run-all --parallel build:watch start-child:* main-vue2",

    "start:main-vite": "npm-run-all --parallel build:watch start-child:* main-vite",

    "build:watch": "cross-env NODE_ENV='development' rollup -c -w",

    "build": "cross-env NODE_ENV='production' rollup -c && npm run createtype && npm run afterbuild",

    "install:main-react16": "cd dev/main-react16 && yarn",

    "install:main-vue2": "cd dev/main-vue2 && yarn",

    "install:main-vite": "cd dev/main-vite && yarn",

    "install:child-react16": "cd dev/children/react16 && yarn",

    "install:child-react17": "cd dev/children/react17 && yarn",

    "install:child-vue2": "cd dev/children/vue2 && yarn",

		@@ -312,3 +312,17 @@ /// <reference path="../typings/global.d.ts" />
		export function execMicroAppGlobalHook(fn: Func \| null, appName: string, hookName: string, ...args: unknown[]): void;
		/**
		* remove all childNode from target node
		* @param $dom target node
		*/
		export function clearDOM($dom: HTMLElement \| ShadowRoot \| Document): void;
		type BaseHTMLElementType = HTMLElement & {
		new (): HTMLElement;
		prototype: HTMLElement;
		};
		/**
		* get HTMLElement from base app
		* @returns HTMLElement
		*/
		export function getBaseHTMLElement(): BaseHTMLElementType;
		export {};
		}
		@@ -315,0 +329,0 @@

		{
		"name": "@micro-zoe/micro-app",
		"version": "1.0.0-rc.1",
		"version": "1.0.0-rc.2",
		"description": "A lightweight, efficient and powerful micro front-end framework",
		@@ -5,0 +5,0 @@ "private": false,

		@@ -352,2 +352,3 @@ declare module '@micro-app/types' {
		getRootElementParentNode?: (node: Node, appName: AppName) => void
		customProxyDocumentProps?: Map<string \| number \| symbol, (value: unknown) => void>
		}
		@@ -354,0 +355,0 @@

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