Titan

Wee CLI to help working with micro-frontends and/or micro-services. Its two main functions are:

• It allows to have your apps under a reverse proxy
• It has some functionalities to work with the repositories, like pulling/fetching or building the apps

Roadmap

Repository actions [x] - Fetch & Pull from remote on configured repositories [x] - Build - run build command on configured repositories [x] - Clean - remove node_modules and dist folders on configured repositories [x] - Install - run install command on configured repositories

Proxy [x] - Start a reverse proxy to serve several apps under the same host [x] - Start tasks in parallel to the reverse proxy (like apps we want proxied)

Configuration

You can find info about how to configure titan here.

Usage

Repository actions

Example usages for repository actions. The explanation takes into consideration the default action if none is provided via config. Via Titan's configuration we can change the defaul action on each action if desired.

fetch Runs git fetch -p && git pull and git fetch --tags --force && git fetch --prune --prune-tags on the configured repositories

./titan fetch -c /path/to/config/file.yaml

clean Runs rm -rf, recursively, to remove dist and node_modules folders on the configured

repositories

./titan clean -c /path/to/config/file.yaml

install Runs pnpm install --frozen-lockfile --prefer-offline on the configured repositories

./titan install -c /path/to/config/file.yaml

build Runs pnpm run build:local on the configured repositories

./titan build -c /path/to/config/file.yaml

Proxy

Example usage to use the proxy

serve It starts the proxy using the profile passed as argument. Via Titan's configuration we determine the profile, what routes Titan must proxy and to where and, if desired, tasks that would be run alongside the proxy server. Example tasks could be running the apps we want to proxy.

./titan serve -c /path/to/config/file.yaml -p local:all