Micro Frontend base plugin for `Lekt <https://docs.tutor.overhang.io>`__
=========================================================================
This plugin makes it possible to easily add micro frontend (MFE) applications on top of an Open edX platform that runs with Lekt. To learn more about MFEs, please check the `official Open edX documentation <https://edx.readthedocs.io/projects/edx-developer-docs/en/latest/developers_guide/micro_frontends_in_open_edx.html>`__.
In addition, this plugin comes with a few MFEs which are enabled by default:
- `Account <https://github.com/edx/frontend-app-account/>`__
- `Gradebook <https://github.com/edx/frontend-app-gradebook/>`__
- `Learning <https://github.com/edx/frontend-app-learning/>`__
- `Profile <https://github.com/edx/frontend-app-profile/>`__
Instructions for using each of these MFEs are given below.
Installation
------------
::
pip install lekt-mfe
Usage
-----
To enable this plugin, run::
lekt plugins enable mfe
lekt local quickstart
When running the plugin in production, it is recommended that you set up a catch-all CNAME for subdomains at the DNS provider: see the `Configuring DNS Records <https://docs.tutor.overhang.io/install.html#configuring-dns-records>`__ section in the Tutor documentation for more details. This way, the plugin will work out of the box with no additional configuration. Which is to say, if your ``LMS_HOST`` is set to `myopenedx.com` the MFEs this plugin provides will be accessible under `apps.myopenedx.com` by default.
To check what the current value of `MFE_HOST` is actually set to, run the following::
tutor config printvalue MFE_HOST
Account
~~~~~~~
.. image:: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/overhangio/lekt-mfe/master/screenshots/account.png
:alt: Account MFE screenshot
An MFE to manage account-specific information for every LMS user. Each user's account page is available at ``http(s)://{{ MFE_HOST }}/account``. For instance, when running locally: https://apps.local.overhang.io/account.
Gradebook
~~~~~~~~~
.. image:: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/overhangio/lekt-mfe/master/screenshots/gradebook.png
:alt: Gradebook MFE screenshot
This instructor-only MFE is for viewing individual and aggregated grade results for a course. To access this MFE, go to a course 🡒 🡒 Instructor tab 🡒 Student Admin 🡒 View gradebook. The URL should be: ``http(s)://{{ MFE_HOST }}/gradebook/{{ course ID }}``. When running locally, the gradebook of the demo course is available at: http://apps.local.overhang.io/gradebook/course-v1:edX+DemoX+Demo_Course
Learning
~~~~~~~~
.. image:: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/overhangio/lekt-mfe/master/screenshots/learning.png
:alt: Learning MFE screenshot
The Learning MFE replaces the former courseware, which is the core part of the LMS where students follow courses.
Profile
~~~~~~~~~
.. image:: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/overhangio/lekt-mfe/master/screenshots/profile.png
:alt: Profile MFE screenshot
Edit and display user-specific profile information. The profile page of every user is visible at ``http(s)://{{ MFE_HOST }}/profile/u/{{ username }}``. For instance, when running locally, the profile page of the "admin" user is: http://apps.local.overhang.io/profile/u/admin.
MFE management
--------------
Adding new MFEs
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Other Lekt plugin developers can take advantage of this plugin to deploy their own MFEs. To declare a new MFE, a new configuration setting should be created with the "_MFE_APP" suffix. This configuration setting should include the name, repository, development port and production/development settings for the MFE. For example::
config = {
"defaults": {
"MYMFE_MFE_APP": {
"name": "mymfe",
"repository": "https://github.com/myorg/mymfe",
"port": 2001,
"env": {
"production": {
"MY_CUSTOM_MFE_SETTING": "prod value"
},
"development": {
"MY_CUSTOM_MFE_SETTING": "dev value"
}
}
}
}
}
The MFE assets will then be bundled in the "mfe" Docker image and served at ``http(s)://{{ MFE_HOST }}/{{ MYMFE_MFE_APP["name"] }}``. Developers are free to add extra template patches to their plugins, as usual: for instance LMS setting patches to make sure that the LMS correctly connects to the MFEs.
Disabling individual MFEs
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
To disable an existing MFE, set its corresponding configuration setting to "null". For instance, to disable the MFEs that ship with this plugin::
lekt config save --set MFE_ACCOUNT_MFE_APP=null
lekt config save --set MFE_GRADEBOOK_MFE_APP=null
lekt config save --set MFE_PROFILE_MFE_APP=null
Adding custom translations to your MFEs
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
This plugin makes it possible to change existing and add new translation strings to MFEs. Here is how to do it:
1. Identify the ID of the string you would like to translate. For instance, the ID of the "Account Information" string in the account MFE is "account.settings.section.account.information" (see `source <https://github.com/edx/frontend-app-account/blob/1444831833cad4746b9ed14618a499b425ccc907/src/account-settings/AccountSettingsPage.messages.jsx#L34>`__).
2. Create a folder and i18n file corresponding to your MFE app and language in the Lekt root. This location of this file should be ``/path/to/lekt/env/plugins/mfe/build/mfe/i18n/<app name>/<language code>.json``. For instance, to add French ("fr") translation strings to the account MFE, run::
cd "$(lekt config printroot)/env/plugins/mfe/build/mfe/i18n/"
mkdir account
touch account/fr.json
3. Add your entries to this file in JSON format, where the key is the string ID and the value is the actual string. For instance::
{
"account.settings.section.account.information": "Information du compte"
}
4. Rebuild the MFE image and restart the MFE with::
lekt images build mfe
lekt local start -d
Your custom translation strings should now appear in your app.
Customising MFEs
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
To change the MFEs logos from the default to your own logos, override the corresponding settings in the MFEs environment using patches `mfe-env-production` and `mfe-env-development`. For example, using the following plugin:
::
name: mfe_branding_plugin
version: 0.1.0
patches:
mfe-env-development: |
LOGO_URL=<URL>/logo.svg
LOGO_TRADEMARK_URL=<URL>/logo-trademark.svg
LOGO_WHITE_URL=<URL>/logo-white.svg
FAVICON_URL=<URL>/favicon.ico
mfe-env-production: |
LOGO_URL=<URL>/logo.svg
LOGO_TRADEMARK_URL=<URL>/logo-trademark.svg
LOGO_WHITE_URL=<URL>/logo-white.svg
FAVICON_URL=<URL>/favicon.ico
To install custom components for the MFEs, such as the `header <https://github.com/openedx/frontend-component-header>`_ and `footer <https://github.com/openedx/frontend-component-footer>`_, override the components by adding a patch to ``mfe-dockerfile-post-npm-install`` in your plugin:
::
patches:
...
mfe-dockerfile-post-npm-install: |
# npm package
RUN npm install '@edx/frontend-component-header@npm:@edx/frontend-component-header-edx@latest'
# git repository
RUN npm install '@edx/frontend-component-footer@git+https://github.com/edx/frontend-component-footer-edx.git'
The same applies to installing a custom `brand <https://github.com/openedx/brand-openedx>`_ package:
::
patches:
...
mfe-dockerfile-post-npm-install: |
RUN npm install '@edx/brand@git+https://github.com/edx/brand-edx.org.git'
Installing from a private npm registry
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
In case you need to install components from a private NPM registry, you can append the ``--registry`` option to your install statement or add a ``npm config set`` command to the plugin.
In some cases, for example when using `GitLab's NPM package registry <https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/user/packages/npm_registry/>`_, you might also need to provide a token for your registry, which can be done with an additional ``npm config set`` command as well:
::
patches:
...
mfe-dockerfile-post-npm-install: |
RUN npm config set @foo:registry https://gitlab.example.com/api/v4/projects/<your_project_id>/packages/npm/
RUN npm config set '//gitlab.example.com/api/v4/projects/<your_project_id>/packages/npm/:_authToken' '<your_token>'
RUN npm install '@edx/frontend-component-header@npm:@foo/<your_frontend_component_header_name>@latest'
Running MFEs on Kubernetes
--------------------------
The MFE plugin works a bit differently than other Lekt plugins. MFEs are static bundles of js/html/css code that must be re-generated after every change to their configuration. In practice, this means that the "mfe" Docker image should be re-built and re-deployed every time we run ``lekt config save``. This happens transparently when running Open edX locally (with ``lekt local``). But when running on Kubernetes, you need to re-build the "mfe" image manually and push it to a remote registry. In effect, you must run::
lekt config save --set MFE_DOCKER_IMAGE=docker.io/yourusername/openedx-mfe:latest
lekt images build mfe
lekt images push mfe
lekt k8s start
We consider that this situation is less than ideal. An improvement would be to self-host a Docker registry and an image-building pipeline on Kubernetes. If you are interested in such a solution, please let your voice be heard on the `Lekt community forums <https://discuss.overhang.io>`__.
MFE development
---------------
Lekt makes it possible to run any MFE in development mode. For instance, to run the "profile" MFE::
lekt dev start profile
Then, access http://apps.local.overhang.io:1995/profile/u/YOURUSERNAME
You can also bind-mount your own fork of an MFE. For example::
cd /path/to/frontend-app-profile
npm install # Ensure NPM requirements are installed into your fork.
lekt dev start --mount=. profile
The changes you make to your fork will be automatically picked up and hot-reloaded by your development server.
This works for custom MFEs, as well. For example, if you added your own MFE named frontend-app-myapp, then you can bind-mount it like so::
cd /path/to/frontend-app-myapp
npm install
lekt dev start --mount=. myapp
However, if you try to bind-mount an unknown MFE, you will see a Docker Compose error such as::
ERROR: The Compose file is invalid because:
Service myapp has neither an image nor a build context specified. At least one must be provided.
Please note that bind-mounting a fork is only available for development (``lekt dev ...``), since production MFEs are compiled and served out of a single container. If you want to use a fork of an MFE in production, then you will need to set the repository URL in ``$(lekt config printroot)/config.yml``::
MFE_PROFILE_MFE_APP
name: profile
repository: "https://github.com/YOUR_FORK_ORGANIZATION/frontend-app-profile"
port: 1995
and then rebuild the MFE container image with ``lekt images build mfe``.
Uninstall
---------
To disable this plugin run::
lekt plugins disable mfe
You will also have to manually remove a few waffle flags::
lekt local run lms ./manage.py lms waffle_delete --flags account.redirect_to_microfrontend
lekt local run lms ./manage.py lms waffle_delete --flags learner_profile.redirect_to_microfrontend
lekt local run lms site-configuration unset ENABLE_PROFILE_MICROFRONTEND
Finally, restart the platform with::
lekt local quickstart
Troubleshooting
---------------
This Tutor plugin is maintained by Adolfo Brandes from `tCRIL <https://openedx.org>`__. Community support is available from the official `Open edX forum <https://discuss.openedx.org>`__. Do you need help with this plugin? See the `troubleshooting <https://docs.tutor.overhang.io/troubleshooting.html>`__ section from the Tutor documentation.
License
-------
This software is licensed under the terms of the AGPLv3.
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For instance, when running locally, the profile page of the \"admin\" user is: http://apps.local.overhang.io/profile/u/admin.\n\nMFE management\n--------------\n\nAdding new MFEs\n~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~\n\nOther Lekt plugin developers can take advantage of this plugin to deploy their own MFEs. To declare a new MFE, a new configuration setting should be created with the \"_MFE_APP\" suffix. This configuration setting should include the name, repository, development port and production/development settings for the MFE. For example::\n\n config = {\n \"defaults\": {\n \"MYMFE_MFE_APP\": {\n \"name\": \"mymfe\",\n \"repository\": \"https://github.com/myorg/mymfe\",\n \"port\": 2001,\n \"env\": {\n \"production\": {\n \"MY_CUSTOM_MFE_SETTING\": \"prod value\"\n },\n \"development\": {\n \"MY_CUSTOM_MFE_SETTING\": \"dev value\"\n }\n }\n }\n }\n }\n\nThe MFE assets will then be bundled in the \"mfe\" Docker image and served at ``http(s)://{{ MFE_HOST }}/{{ MYMFE_MFE_APP[\"name\"] }}``. 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For instance, the ID of the \"Account Information\" string in the account MFE is \"account.settings.section.account.information\" (see `source <https://github.com/edx/frontend-app-account/blob/1444831833cad4746b9ed14618a499b425ccc907/src/account-settings/AccountSettingsPage.messages.jsx#L34>`__).\n2. Create a folder and i18n file corresponding to your MFE app and language in the Lekt root. This location of this file should be ``/path/to/lekt/env/plugins/mfe/build/mfe/i18n/<app name>/<language code>.json``. For instance, to add French (\"fr\") translation strings to the account MFE, run::\n\n cd \"$(lekt config printroot)/env/plugins/mfe/build/mfe/i18n/\"\n mkdir account\n touch account/fr.json\n\n3. Add your entries to this file in JSON format, where the key is the string ID and the value is the actual string. For instance::\n\n {\n \"account.settings.section.account.information\": \"Information du compte\"\n }\n\n4. Rebuild the MFE image and restart the MFE with::\n\n lekt images build mfe\n lekt local start -d\n\nYour custom translation strings should now appear in your app.\n\nCustomising MFEs\n~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~\n\nTo change the MFEs logos from the default to your own logos, override the corresponding settings in the MFEs environment using patches `mfe-env-production` and `mfe-env-development`. 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