Change to "auto" as the publicPath to have webpack deduce the correct
path at runtime. This fixes an issue with plugins being unable to be
loaded due to trying to load bundles from the wrong path when the web
interface is hosted under a proxied sub-path.
Due to the way the imports and exports works with module fedderation
each require path needs it's own shared module in the plugin. To avoid
having to specify every possible import in the module federation plugin
config, export all useful components to plugins in the browser
entrypoint for web_ui.
Note that for some reason the module wouldn't exist for import by
plugins unless some part of the build imported it. Which is the reason
for the master index.jsx to import bootstrap via it.
Add hidden development option to run the webpack compiller for the given
plugin(s) similar to the --dev option for the built-in web interface.
This requires publicPath to be set in the webpack config and an updated
version of webpack-dev-middleware to function correctly.
The module sharing in Webpack works on a per import basis and therefore
doesn't trigger when the value in the config is @clusterio/lib while the
module imported is @clusterio/lib/config. This in turn caused a copy of
lib to be bundled with each plugin. Fix by making sure each lib import
is shared and specified in the configs.
Move the target folder for the built web interface to dist/web/ instead
of static/. This better follows the norm for npm packages to include
built files in the dist/ folder and also allows putting other built
files into that folder in the future.
Fix the issue with paths resolving incorrectly for the webpack config
when running the master server with the --dev option from the project
root folder through either npx clusteriomaster or node packages/master
Add all routes the web interface is served on to the express app and
serve the index.html file on. Due to the index html not knowing which
path it's hosted under, a path to the root of the web interface is
replaced using string substitution from the master server.
Set up webpack for the master server's web interface and fix the issues
from the imported interface source files. The .jsx files in
package/master/web are bundled together into package/master/static and
served by the master server via express.