@remote-ui/react

What is @remote-ui/react?

@remote-ui/react is a library that allows developers to create and manage UI components remotely using React. It is particularly useful for building applications where the UI needs to be rendered in a different environment from where the logic is executed, such as in embedded apps or micro-frontends.

What are @remote-ui/react's main functionalities?

Remote Component Rendering

This feature allows you to create React components that can be rendered remotely. The code sample demonstrates how to create a remote button component that can be used in a React application.

import {createRemoteReactComponent} from '@remote-ui/react';

const RemoteButton = createRemoteReactComponent('Button');

function App() {
  return <RemoteButton onClick={() => alert('Clicked!')}>Click me</RemoteButton>;
}

Remote Context Management

This feature provides a way to manage context for remote components. The code sample shows how to set up a RemoteRoot with a RemoteReceiver to manage remote components' lifecycle and context.

import {RemoteRoot, RemoteReceiver} from '@remote-ui/react';

const receiver = new RemoteReceiver();

function App() {
  return (
    <RemoteRoot receiver={receiver}>
      {/* Remote components can be rendered here */}
    </RemoteRoot>
  );
}

Other packages similar to @remote-ui/react

react-iframe-bridge

react-iframe-bridge allows communication and rendering of React components across iframe boundaries. It is similar to @remote-ui/react in that it facilitates remote component rendering, but it is specifically designed for iframe use cases.

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