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jorvel

v0.3.0

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JORVEL command-line tool: scaffold, dev, build, federation, SSR, deploy, and diagnostics for module federation workspaces.

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Maintainers

ravikishanravikishan

Keywords

jorvelmodule-federationclirspackscaffold

Readme

jorvel

Early JORVEL CLI.

Local development

This repo uses workspaces. Build the CLI:

  • pnpm -C packages/cli build

Run without installing globally:

  • pnpm -C packages/cli dev -- --help

Commands

  • jorvel init <name>: create a new JORVEL workspace
  • jorvel generate host <name>: scaffold a Rspack+React host app under apps/<name>
  • jorvel generate remote <name>: scaffold a Rspack+React remote app under apps/<name>
  • jorvel dev: run pnpm dev for all generated apps (those that have jorvel.app.json)
  • jorvel build: run pnpm build for all generated apps (those that have jorvel.app.json)
  • jorvel federation: generate starter jorvel.federation.json files for each app (host gets remotes, remotes get exposes)

Dev server orchestration

jorvel dev --proxy-remotes

Rewrites the hosts remotes list to same-origin URLs and writes jorvel.federation.proxy.json for the host.

The generated host rspack.config.mjs includes dev-server proxy rules that forward:

  • /jorvel/remotes/<remoteName>/* -> http://localhost:<remotePort>/*

jorvel dev --hmr-remotes

Starts a small reload server. When a remote recompiles, the CLI broadcasts a reload message.

Generated host templates include a demo that calls connectJorvelDevReload() (from @jorvel/runtime) when JORVEL_DEV_RELOAD_URL is present.

Routing in generated templates

Generated hosts include a small, framework-provided router (from @jorvel/runtime):

  • createRouter() to track the current URL
  • resolveRoute() to pick which remote to mount based on the pathname
  • dispatchJorvelNavigate() to support cross-app navigation via window.dispatchEvent(new CustomEvent('jorvel:navigate', ...))

Status

Module Federation is wired through Rspack ModuleFederationPlugin using jorvel.federation.json, and the host demo loads remotes dynamically using @jorvel/runtime.