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So far, most examples I've seen of state sharing across two separate apps is with a monorepo, so the apps import each other quite easily. Are there any examples of showing separately published applications interacting with one another? I suppose I should ask, is this even possible?
For example, I have a host app that exports one specific component, and I'd like to publish the typings for it on npm. Can my other app simply use that library to make calls back to the host app, assuming it's set up properly on Webpack for module federation?
Just curious, and I'd be happy to write a blog post or contribute an example if it would be helpful to others as well.
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So far, most examples I've seen of state sharing across two separate apps is with a monorepo, so the apps import each other quite easily. Are there any examples of showing separately published applications interacting with one another? I suppose I should ask, is this even possible?
For example, I have a host app that exports one specific component, and I'd like to publish the typings for it on npm. Can my other app simply use that library to make calls back to the host app, assuming it's set up properly on Webpack for module federation?
Just curious, and I'd be happy to write a blog post or contribute an example if it would be helpful to others as well.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: