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@ws-test-realm/admin-kit

v0.2.7-ng16

Published

Workflow CLI + scaffolding for Wiresphere admin-modules workspaces (Angular 16 + native-federation line). Ships `ws-init-workspace`, `ws-modules` (build+deploy driver), `ws-generate-module`/`ws-drop-module`, `ws-wire-host`, `ws-wire-pom`, `ws-sync-paths`,

Readme

@moodia/ws-schematics-remotes

Provisional Node CLI for building federated admin remotes. Wraps an already-built lib dist into a <id>/{federation.json, remote/*} layout that drops directly into the admin federation controller's serving directory or into a jar for jar-served deployment.

Install (local, until published)

cd /Users/ph/projects/ws-admin/ws-schematics-remotes
npm install
npm link

ws-pack-remote is now available globally.

Use

# from the workspace root (e.g. runtime-admin-modules)
npx ng build crm                                          # produce dist/crm
ws-pack-remote --project projects/crm --workspace .       # produce dist/admin-remotes/crm/

Output:

dist/admin-remotes/crm/
  federation.json
  remote/
    remoteEntry.js
    *.js

Deploy with a single rsync:

rsync -a --delete dist/admin-remotes/crm/ \
  /Users/ph/projects/wpm/ws-fiddle/scripts/ext-admin-remotes/crm/

Identity defaults (no config required)

| field | default | | ------------- | -------------------------- | | id | path.basename(--project) | | hostId | "admin" | | remoteName | camelCase(id) + "Module" | | exposes | "./Module" | | displayName | id |

Override any of these via CLI flags. For rare cases where convention isn't enough, drop a pack.config.json in the project root — see below.

CLI

ws-pack-remote
  --project <path>      required: lib project root
  --workspace <path>    required: workspace root (resolves dist/<lib>)
  [--out <dir>]         default: <workspace>/dist/admin-remotes
  [--id <id>]
  [--host <hostId>]
  [--remote-name <s>]
  [--exposes <key>]
  [--display-name <s>]
  [--config <file>]     alt path to pack.config.json

pack.config.json (optional escape hatch)

Used only when convention can't capture intent (id ≠ dir name, project- specific shared overrides, non-default hostId). Every field optional:

{
  "id": "crm",
  "hostId": "admin",
  "remoteName": "crmModule",
  "exposes": "./Module",
  "displayName": "crm",
  "sharedExtras": {
    "<package>": { "singleton": true, "requiredVersion": false }
  }
}

Identity precedence: CLI > pack.config.json > defaults.