load-remote-module

Load JavaScript modules dynamically from remote URLs — safely, asynchronously, and with zero configuration.

load-remote-module lets you fetch and execute remote ES modules at runtime.
Perfect for plugin systems, dynamic feature loading, micro‑frontends, or any scenario where your code needs to pull logic from the outside world.

✨ Features

• 🚀 Load ES modules from any URL
• 🔒 Isolated execution using native dynamic import()
• 🧩 Works with any module that exports functions, objects, classes, etc.
• ⏱️ Promise‑based API
• 🪶 Tiny & dependency‑free

📦 Installation

npm install load-remote-module

🛠️ Usage

Basic Example

import loadRemoteModule from 'load-remote-module';

async function test() {
  const mod = await loadRemoteModule('https://test.com/test');

  console.log(mod.sayHello('Alice'));
}

test();

What the remote module might look like

function sayHello(name) {
    return `Hello, ${name}!`;
}

module.exports = { sayHello };

📚 API

loadRemoteModule(url: string): Promise<any>

Loads a remote ES module and returns its exported object.

Parameters

| Name | Type | Description | |------|--------|------------------------------------------| | url | string | Full URL to the remote JavaScript module |

Returns

A Promise resolving to the module’s exports.

⚠️ Security Notes

Loading remote code always carries risk. You should only load modules from trusted sources and consider implementing:

• URL allowlists

• Integrity checks

• Version pinning

• Sandboxing strategies

🧪 Example Use Cases

• Plugin systems

• Dynamic feature flags

• Remote configuration logic

• Micro‑frontend architectures

• A/B testing logic loaded on demand

📄 License

MIT — feel free to use it however you like.