@microflows/nodevm NPM

Dynamically load and run JS module from remote for the Browser or Node.js.
Lazy Load Modules to keep initial load times down and load modules just in time, similar to Webpack's code splitting.
Update Remote Modules independent of the web application. Update a module without redeploying the web application.
A new method of SSR, server-side rendering js instead of html.
As fast as your native code.
support moduleName / http(s), ipfs is planned

Install

npm install @microflows/nodevm

Getting start

Example

Async/Await Style

import vm from "@microflows/nodevm";

async function main() {
  const newService = await vm("https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/microflows/mfNode.js@publish/release/index.js");
  console.log(newService().name);
}

main();

Promise Style

import vm from "@microflows/nodevm";

console.log(
  vm("https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/microflows/mfNode.js@publish/release/index.js").then(
    newService => newService().name
  )
);

Use with init

import { newVM } from "@microflows/nodevm";

// public cache
const vm = newVM()

console.log(
  vm("https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/microflows/mfNode.js@publish/release/index.js").then(
    newService => newService().name
  )
);

import module directly

import vm from "@microflows/nodevm";

// will fetch react.js from https://www.jsdelivr.com/react
const react = vm('react')

Advance

vm function arguments

name	type	description
url	string	remote module url
fetcher	Fetcher	custom fetcher
runtime	string[]	code exec before remote module
dependencies	object	custom dependencies (you donnot need this when using mfNode)

Using your own fetcher

The default loader can be overridden if you want to use an alternate method.

This example uses axios for the fetcher.

import vm from "@microflows/nodevm";
import axios from "axios";

const fetcher = url => axios.get(url).then(request => request.data);

vm(url:"https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/microflows/mfNode.js@publish/release/index.js",fetcher:fetcher)

Add runtime attachment

import vm from "@microflows/nodevm";

const const runtime = ["const __dirname = '/home'"]

vm(url:"https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/microflows/mfNode.js@publish/release/index.js",runtime:runtime)

Use require

const vm = require('@microflows/nodevm').default;
console.log(
  vm("https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/microflows/mfNode.js@publish/release/index.js").then(
    newService => newService().name
  )
);

Content Security Policy (CSP)

Sites with a content_security_policy header set are likely to not work. CSP puts a restriction on using new Function, which remote-module-loader relies upon.