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@syncpilot/sp-lib-chat-comms

v0.0.3

Published

This library is used to facilitate communication between the shell application and our chat client microfrontend by exchanging information. It serves as a shared communications library and is implemented on both sides to enable seamless communication.

Downloads

2

Readme

sp-lib-chat-comms

This library is used to facilitate communication between the shell application and our chat client microfrontend by exchanging information. It serves as a shared communications library and is implemented on both sides to enable seamless communication.

Linking

To link the library, follow the steps below:

  1. In the library, run the command npm run build to create a /dist folder.
  2. CD into the /dist folder.
  3. Open a command line and run npm link.
  4. In both the microfrontend and shell applications, go to the root of the project (where node modules are located) and run npm link @syncpilot/[email protected].
  5. In the webpack.config.js file, where the libraries are shared, also share the communications library. Be sure to set the required version to 0.0.3 (as specified in the library's package.json). Note that setting the version to 'auto' is not possible in local development since the library is linked and not actually in the node modules folder. However, if you're only using the microfrontend and not developing it, you can simply run npm i to install the library and keep the version set to 'auto'.
shared: share({
    [angular libraries from above]
    '@syncpilot/sp-lib-chat-comms': {
        singleton: true,
        strictVersion: true,
        requiredVersion: '0.0.3',
    },
}),