Piral Sample ·

Demos for doing dependency management with Piral.

⚡ Bundle or share dependencies with Piral.

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You can visit this demo at dependency-management.samples.piral.cloud/.

Getting Started

Install the dependencies:

yarn install

Now run the application:

yarn start:all

This will run all pilets.

Bundled Dependencies

The first demo to look at is how to bundle dependencies. It can be started by running

yarn start:bundled

This will run the app shell, pilet-1 and pilet-2. These pilets both use a library lib. Since they mention the dependency only in their dependencies and no where else it is just bundled into the micro frontends.

Centrally Shared Dependencies

The second demo to look at is how to centrally share dependencies. It can be started by running

yarn start:central

This will run the app shell (which contains the shared dependency swr), pilet-3 and pilet-4. These pilets have swr in their peerDependencies telling the piral-cli that the dependency is supposed to be provided by a consuming application.

Distributed Shared Dependencies

The third demo to look at is how to scatter dependencies. It can be started by running

yarn start:scatter

This will run the app shell, pilet-5 (providing / demanded emojis-list@^3.0.0), pilet-6 (providing emojis-list@3.0.0 while demanding emojis-list@3.x), and pilet-7 (providing emojis-list@2.0.0 while demanding emojis-list@>=2.0.0).

The idea behind this one is that all pilets may use the same dependency version, but they may still fall back to their version if nothing was provided already.

License

Piral and this sample code is released using the MIT license. For more information see the license file.