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@e1011/core-vite-executor

v1.0.1

Published

core-vite-executor for Core Vite App

Downloads

3

Readme

@e1011/core-vite-executor

Core-vite-executor is utility lib for running CoreVite locally.

Prerequisites

  • nodejs (>=18 <19)
  • npm
  • yarn (yarn exec) or pnpm (pnpm exec) can be used technically.

Run CoreVite as Node binary

In order to be able to test micro UI (based on vite-app-example), the user can trigger core-vite installation and build without the need to manually git clone, install, and run.

Pass the path to routes.config.json as argument and core-vite will run the micro UIs defined.

Example of minimal routes config:

{
  "routes": {
    "basePath": "/app",
    "auth": {
      "vite-app-example": {
        "name": "core-vite-app-example",
        "icon": "applicationsIcon",
        "tooltipText": "core-vite-app-example",
        "apps": [
          {
            "cssFiles": "[\"http://localhost:2001/bundle.css\"]",
            "jsFiles": "[\"http://localhost:2001/bundle.js\",\"http://localhost:2001/bundle.umd.js\"]",
            "mountId": "ui-core-vite-app-example",
            "config": "{\"basePath\":\"/app/core-vite-app-example\"}",
            "loader": true,
            "data-sample-attribute": "some serialized data for core-vite-app-example"
          }
        ]
      }
    },
    "unauth": {}
  }
}
npx @e1011/core-vite-executor path/to/routes.config.minimal.json

path/to/routes.config.minimal.json is optinal can be only directory, and core-vite-executor will try to find the routes config there. It also defaults to ./.

to make sure the latest version of the core-vite-executor is installed in the local npm repository, add @latest:

npx @e1011/core-vite-executor@latest path/to/

Every subsequent run (if no new version is available when using @latest) will run the already built core-vite. To rebuild it add 2nd (or 3rd) param rebuild.

npx @e1011/core-vite-executor ./routes.config.minimal.json rebuild