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@module-federation/treeshake-server

v2.3.1

Published

Build service powered by Hono that installs dependencies, builds with Rspack, and uploads artifacts.

Readme

Treeshake Server

An adapter-driven build service for shared treeshaking. The CLI runs in local filesystem mode only and embeds the treeshake UI automatically. When importing the package, you can register your own adapters, middlewares, and optional frontend UI.

CLI (embedded UI, local-only)

pnpm --filter @module-federation/treeshake-server dev
# or
pnpm --filter @module-federation/treeshake-server start

Defaults:

  • API: http://localhost:3000/tree-shaking-shared
  • UI: http://localhost:3000/tree-shaking
  • Storage: local filesystem (LOCAL_STORE_DIR, default ./log/static)

The CLI ignores ADAPTER_ID and always uses the local filesystem adapter.

Frontend env overrides (CLI)

The CLI always embeds the UI. You can only override where it is served from:

  • TREESHAKE_FRONTEND_DIST=/path/to/dist
  • TREESHAKE_FRONTEND_BASE_PATH=/tree-shaking
  • TREESHAKE_FRONTEND_SPA_FALLBACK=0

Library usage (custom adapters + middlewares)

import { createAdapterRegistry, createAdapterDeps, createApp, createServer, LocalAdapter } from '@module-federation/treeshake-server';
import { createTreeshakeFrontendAdapter } from '@module-federation/treeshake-frontend/adapter';

const registry = createAdapterRegistry([
  new LocalAdapter(),
  // new MyCustomAdapter(),
]);

const deps = await createAdapterDeps({
  registry,
  adapterId: 'local', // or your custom adapter id
});

const app = createApp(deps, {
  appExtensions: [
    (appInstance) => {
      appInstance.use('*', async (c, next) => {
        c.res.headers.set('x-treeshake', 'true');
        await next();
      });
    },
  ],
  frontendAdapters: [
    createTreeshakeFrontendAdapter({
      basePath: '/tree-shaking',
      distDir: '/path/to/treeshake-frontend/dist',
    }),
  ],
});

createServer({ app, port: 3000, hostname: '0.0.0.0' });

In library mode you control the adapter registry, middleware, and frontend embedding.