A simple command-line utility for publishing micro frontends to compatible feed services.

You can publish any micro frontend using this tool using

npx publish-microfrontend --url <feed-url> --api-key <feed-api-key>

By default, this will take the current folder, pack it, and push it to a server. This server could also be configured in a .microfrontendrc file such as

{
  "url": "https://myfeed.com/api/v1/pilet"
}

No API key is necessary. Depending on your feed server you might want to use interactive authentication:

npx publish-microfrontend --url <feed-url> --interactive

For the .microfrontendrc file the following options exist:

• url: The URL of the feed service to use.
• apiKey: The API key to use when authenticating.
• interactive: Determines if the interactive login should be used to retrieve the authentication token / API key. Defaults to false.
• cert: The path to the custom certificate to use as CA.
• mode: The auth mode to use (can be 'none', 'basic', 'bearer', 'digest'). Defaults to basic.
• from: Describes the source location (can be 'local', 'remote', 'npm'). Defaults to local.
• fields: An object using key-value pairs to place additionally in the request's body.
• headers: An object using key-value pairs to place additionally in the request's header.

The config options can all be overriden by the CLI flags. They serve as the default values for the CLI flags.

The CLI flags are a superset of the shown config options.

Piral is released using the MIT license. For more information see the license file.