tuya / medusa

Micro Frontends All-in-one Integrated Solution.

Medusa

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Medusa is a micro frontend framework based on various frameworks. With extremely high framework compatibility, Medusa can run on several popular micro front-end frameworks. It enables Qiankun, Icestark, micro-zoe/micro-app, and Next.js to run in one environment simultaneously. The proxy sandbox solution is used to solve compatibility problems of old browsers. The main application and the micro-application are completed isolated.

Features

• Unrestricted frontend framework.

• Compatible with Qiankun, Icestark, micro-zoe/micro-app, and other micro frontend frameworks. It can be loaded directly without any changes.

• Directly use the server-side rendering mode.

• Load the popular server-side rendering framework Next.js.

• Be used as an independent micro frontend framework.

• Take the life cycle of React components as the life cycle of micro-applications.

Get started

For more information, see Examples.

Main application

The main application is React.

1. Install dependency

   $ yarn add mmed

2. Import the main application

   import {Router, Route} from 'mmed'
   
   const App = () => {
     return <Router loading={<div>loading...</div>}>
       <Route html="http://localhost:7100" appId="reactApp" />
     </Router>
   }
   
   ReactDOM.render(<App />, document.getElementById('app'))

Micro-applications

Take the development mode as an example. Set the cross-origin parameter of the page.

devServer: {
  headers: {
    'Access-Control-Allow-Origin': '*'
  }
}

Example

In the examples directory, there are examples of the main application and three sub-applications. It also shows how to load the micro frontend in 8 ways in the main application.

git clone https://github.com/tuya/medusa.git
cd medusa

yarn demo

License

For more information about licenses, see MIT.