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@servicetitan/startup-mfe-compat
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@servicetitan/startup-mfe-compat
This CLI verifies that light bundles of given MFEs (microfrontends) will be loaded given host applications by analyzing package.json dependencies.
This CLI verifies that light bundles of given MFEs (microfrontends) will be loaded given host applications by analyzing package.json dependencies.
Usage
Usage
$ npx @servicetitan/startup-mfe-compat check [options]
Options
--hostPackageJson host application package.json path (required)
--packageJson MFE package.json path (required)
Output
Success: process exits with status 0
Failure: process exits with status 1, error messages are logged
Examples
$ npx @servicetitan/startup-mfe-compat check --hostPackageJson=<host-package-json-path> --packageJson=<mfe-package-json-path>
$ npx @servicetitan/startup-mfe-compat check --hostPackageJson=<host1-package-json-path> --hostPackageJson=<host2-package-json-path> --packageJson=<mfe1-package-json-path> --packageJson=<mfe2-package-json-path> # host package.json files are merged from left to right: host1, host2, ...
FAQs
This CLI verifies that light bundles of given MFEs (microfrontends) will be loaded given host applications by analyzing package.json dependencies.
The npm package @servicetitan/startup-mfe-compat receives a total of 127 weekly downloads. As such, @servicetitan/startup-mfe-compat popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @servicetitan/startup-mfe-compat 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.
Package last updated on 25 Oct 2024
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