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@genesisx/nextjs-mfe

v4.3.3

Published

GenesisX generator for NextJs based module federated apps using turbo, run npx @genesisx/nextjs-mfe

Downloads

103

Readme

Nextjs Module Federator App Generator

This PSInnersource accelerator allows a developer to quickly setup a Nextjs based module federated application setup, using turbo as monorepo workspace.

Setup & Run locally

Make sure you use nodejs >= 18.17.0

  1. In a blank directory , run below command to start using it

npx @genesisx/nextjs-mfe

  1. It will ask various inputs like workspace name, container application name, remote app(s) name

  2. Once setup, go inside the workspace directory (cd workspace) and build the project

npm run build

  1. Serve the application as :

npm run dev

  1. You can access the application on : http://localhost:3000

Code Access

Please refer the following repo

https://pscode.lioncloud.net/psinnersource/xt/micro-frontend/genesisx/nextjs-accelerator

Need More details

Please reach out to Devesh Kaushal, Lalit Negi

Publish to NPM

Step 1 : Build the package npm run build Step 2 : Go to dist directory Step 3 : Run below command

npm publish --access public

NPM Repo : https://www.npmjs.com/package/@genesisx/nextjs-mfe

Node version Support

Node Version >= 18.17.0

NPM Packages

  • next | 14.1.0
  • react | 18.2.0
  • turbo | 1.10.15
  • webpack | 5.80.0
  • zustand | 4.4.3
  • @module-federation/nextjs-mf | 8.1.10