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@salesforce/webapp-template-feature-micro-frontend

v1.107.2

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Micro Frontend generation feature for Web Applications

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Feature: Micro Frontends

Overview

This feature provides Micro Frontend integration for Salesforce Web Applications, including:

  • Generation - Integration with a CLI script to generate a Micro Frontend given a Web Application
  • Builder Integration - Exposing a Micro Frontend to builder targets
  • Customization - Customizing a Micro Frontend with properties

Usage

See also: Micro Frontend Skill

Generate

Build and preview the Web Application:

npm run build     # apply patches → dist
npm run generate  # generate a Micro Frontend LWC component for the Web App

Builder Integration

Customize the targets for the Micro Frontend component under force-app/main/default/lwc/featureMicroFrontend/featureMicroFrontend.js-meta.xml.

Customization with Properties

Update the Micro Frontend properties by returning data from the properties getter in force-app/main/default/lwc/featureMicroFrontend/featureMicroFrontend.js. All properties are passed to the Web Application wrapped in the Micro Frontend upon page load.

To make the properties builder-configurable, add targetConfigs in the js-meta file along with corresponding @api public properties.