The article describes the architectural framework for integrating micro frontends (MFEs) using a subscriber component, which defines how MFEs are registered and interact with the application. It highlights the agnostic nature of applications concerning the integration process of MFEs, underscoring the use of dependency injection to maintain team independence. The article also explains how to implement MFEs using a Bit template and provides examples, such as the Booking MFE that registers specific routes to the application, showcasing the flexibility of the framework.
The subscriber component is essential for defining how micro frontends (MFEs) interact within the system, providing important shared context and APIs.
An application leverages the subscriber to integrate MFEs seamlessly, maintaining agnosticism regarding their integration methods while consuming their functionalities.
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