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@atomazing-org/super-app-host

v0.0.8

Published

Host app

Readme

@atomazing-org/super-app-host

The central Host Application of the Atomazing Super App architecture. This app serves as a container and runtime for dynamic microfrontends, like timesheet, loaded at runtime.

✨ Features

  • Loads microfrontends dynamically using DynamicModule
  • Dev and Dev-Release build modes
  • Vite-based configuration via @atomazing-org/vite-config
  • Supports React 18 and Telegram WebApp SDK
  • Built-in ESLint, Prettier, and TypeScript integration

📦 Installation

npm install

🚀 Usage

Start the development server

npm run dev

Build for production

npm run build

Build for dev-release environment

npm run build:dev-release

Preview the built app

npm run preview

📁 Project Structure

super-app-host/
├── src/
│   ├── index.tsx
│   └── components/
│       └── DynamicModule.tsx
├── public/
├── vite.config.ts
└── package.json

🧩 Dynamic Module Loading

Modules (microfrontends) are loaded using:

<DynamicModule path={MODULE_ENTRYPOINT} />

Where MODULE_ENTRYPOINT is resolved from the environment mode or defaults to a fallback like /timesheet.js.

🧪 Lint & Format

npm run lint         # Run all linters
npm run format       # Format code with ESLint + Prettier

🔧 Scripts

| Script | Description | |---------------------|------------------------------------------| | dev | Start local development server (Vite) | | build | Production build | | build:dev-release | Build with dev-release mode | | preview | Serve production build locally | | preview:watch | Auto-preview with rebuilds | | clean | Delete dist/ and node_modules/ | | debug:* | Debug config for TypeScript, ESLint, etc |

📚 Related Packages

📄 License

MIT