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README.md

Quasar cli with Javascript

app-exposes: quasar project which exposes components

app-general: quasar project which consume those components

Working

Step 1

Run app-exposes project first runs on 3001

cd app-exposes
yarn
quasar dev

Step 2

Then run app-general project on 3002

cd app-general
yarn
quasar dev

Note: You may change the port number as you wish but make sure the address is correct while adding a remote.

Explanation

To setup module federation in a quasar project. We need to do 3 things

Step 1

To solve Eager consumption error

// In '.quasar' directory, create 'main.js' file and add this line
import('./client-entry');
// client-entry.js file is the default entry point in quasar project and we are invoking it from main.js now

and set the new entry point to main.js from quasar.config.js

// in 'quasar.config.js'
extendWebpack(cfg){
    cfg.entry = path.resolve(__dirname, './.quasar/main.js')
}

This way we are bootstrapping the application.

Step 2

Add this link in quasar.config.js inside chainWebpack function

 chainWebpack (chain) {
    // ...
        chain.optimization.delete('splitChunks');
      }

Step 3

Import the ModuleFederationPlugin and initialise inside extendWebpack

 extendWebpack(cfg) {
        cfg.entry = path.resolve(__dirname, './.quasar/main.js') // from step 1
        cfg.plugins.push(
          new ModuleFederationPlugin({
            name: 'app_remote',
            filename: 'remoteEntry.js',
            exposes: {},
            remotes: {},
            shared: {
              ...dependencies,
            }
          }),
        );
      },

Now you can start using the plugin!