webstack-cli v0.0.28

Getwebstack

Getwebstack offers a quick way to build a full-stack application and deploy it locally and in the cloud, with the help of prebuilt, cloud native, micro-apps. We promote breaking the monolith architecture into composable and reusable modules from the beginning, starting from well-defined business areas.

Documentation

You can find detailed use of Getwebstack CLI on the documentation page.

Support

For any issue you can contact us on Discord.

Quick start

Getwebstack offers a cli, webstack-cli, through which you can build and manage your app.

1. Prerequisites

webstack-cli is build using NodeJs. Please install node and npm. You can install from here.

2. Install webstack-cli

Install the cli.

npm install -g webstack-cli

3. Login

In order to have access to the features of the CLI, you must first log in.

webstack-cli login

3. Create a new project

Now you can create your first project.

webstack-cli project init --name cool-project

4. Add a landing-page

We will use a prebuilt frontend component based on Angular from our library of micro-frontends.

You will need to mention what is the route where the component will be accessible from, as well as associating a local domain. In this example we will route all the traffic to the landing page.

webstack-cli component add --name landing --template angular
? Route path: /(.*)
? Local host: local-project.com

You can check all the available components here.

5. Start your app locally

This will start a local cluster and deploy the project.

webstack-cli cluster start

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The components have live reloading enabled. If you change something in the code of the component, the changes will automatically apply.

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6. Check deployment status

While the project is initialised you can check the status of deployment for the landing component.

webstack-cli component status landing

7. Check logs

In addition to the status, you can also check the logs in the component to get more details.

webstack-cli component logs landing

8 Test the app

Once the setup of the component is complete you can test it in your browser.

Open https://local-project.com.