This example demonstrates how to federate both components and routes between two servers.

• app1 An application with an express server that renders a React application which consumes an exposed component from app2, and have an API route that implements an exposed route from app2.
• app2 An application with an express server that renders a React application which federates/exposes a component called Content and an express route called userRoute.

The app1 has an express route called /api/user, this route consumes an federated/exposed function from app2, then it calls the function passing the request and response objects, and finally it returns the response. This app also consumes a federated/exposed component from app2, called Content, the component receives a dynamic prop that can be modified by typing in the input field, this shows the component reactivity.

The app2 is used to expose a component called Content and a route called userRoute.

Run yarn to install the dependencies.

Run yarn start this will build and start all applications.

Bellow you can see the port mapping:

• localhost:3000 (app1)
• localhost:3001 (app2)