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It depends on the actual payload. Module federation is technology agnostic since it sends pure JavaScript via http. If your provider component in nextjs does not have deep dependency to next.js core you should be able to expose the js in another bundler system |
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I have a project (project 1) using nextjs that exposes some components to another nextjs project (project 2)
The problem is that I have now created a project with modernjs (because I noticed better control in federation and micro frontend) and I am in the process of migrating this module federation operation
I am trying to migrate the remote (project 1) to modernjs, but keep the operation exposing the components to project 2 even though it is nextjs. Is it possible?
Basically:
remote (switch from nextjs to modernjs)
host (keep nextjs consuming the components from the remote with modernjs)
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