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holocron

v1.10.3

Published

Use this to compose and load your application modules.

Downloads

895

Readme

npm

Use this to compose and load your application modules.

📖 Table of Contents

✨ Features

How it works

Module Registry

Holocron maintains an in-memory registry of Modules that can be updated dynamically without requiring a server restart. The idea is that an application can update Holocron's module registry whenever a new Holocron Module is to be added to the application's runtime. The end result is an application that can have React components updated/added to it at runtime.

Holocron store

After the server is initialized the holocron store is created within createHolocronStore, this extends the Redux store and adds the reducers of your module to the store.

Compose modules

Once the modules to render are retrieved we dispatch composeModules to get the data for these modules, this data is needed for rendering.

🎛️ API

Check out the API reference guide.

📜 Available Scripts

To test out any changes that you've made locally, run yarn pack then install this within your application.

The scripts below are available to run and use:

yarn prebuild

This removes any existing files generated during the build process and ensures that any new build is clean.

yarn build

This deletes the current generated JS files within the directory and compiles the ECMAScript 6 code within the src file to a version of ECMAScript that can run in current browsers using Babel afterwards it copies them to the lib folder.

yarn prepublish

This runs yarn build

yarn watch:build

This watches for any changes in the src folder and runs yarn build if any changes are detected.