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ufe-registry

v1.4.4

Published

registry for microfront-end elements - supportive package for customizing milung/ufe-controller containers

Downloads

14

Readme

Registry of microfrontend's elements and apps

This module is a supportive module for customization and reflection of the web components registered at the milung/ufe-controller kubernetes controller.

Once the application shell of the ufe-controller is loaded into browser, the UfeRegistry instance can be used to retrieve which application web-components, modules, and context elements are registered in the kubernetes cluster. The UfeRegistry may be used to replace the default application shell or to create custom web-components that will display other context specific elements.

Instalation

npm i --save ufe-registry

Example

  • Creating custom list of navigable elements and placeholder for displaying the current app, using Stencil JS framework

    import { Component, Host, h, State, Prop } from '@stencil/core';
    import { Router } from 'stencil-router-v2';
    import { getUfeRegistryAsync, UfeRegistry} from "ufe-registry"
    
    @Component({
      tag: 'my-shell',
      styleUrl: 'my-shell.css',
      shadow: true,
    })
    export class MyShell {
    
      @Prop() router: Router; // use subrouter if your app is hosted in another web-component
        
      ufeRegistry: UfeRegistry;
    
      async componentWillLoad() {
        this.ufeRegistry = await getUfeRegistryAsync() // wait for UfeRegistry being available
      }
        
      render() {
        const apps = this.ufeRegistry.navigableApps() // get list of applications registered in cluster
        <my-shell>
          <navigation-panel>
              <tabs>
                {apps.map( app => {
                  const active = false
                  (<app-tab
                      label={app.title} 
                      {...this.ufeRegistry.href(app.path, this.router || this.ufeRegistry.router)}
                      active={app.isActive} ></app-tab>
                  )})}
              </tabs>    
          </navigation-panel>
          <ufe-app-router></ufe-app-router>   // shows the webcomponent of the currently active app
        </my-shell>
      }
  • Rendering the context elements of the named context my-context:

    render() {
        
      const functions = this.ufeRegistry.contextElements("my-context", this.selector)
    
      return (
        <Host>
          <my-custom-element>
            {functions.map(e => this.ufeRegistry.loadAndRenderElement(e, {"slot": "menu"}))}
            // other content
          <my-custom-element>
        </Host>
      )
    }