UmiJS is a pluggable enterprise-level react application framework.
It supports both configuration and conventional routing while maintaining functional completeness, such as dynamic routing, nested routing, and permission routing.
From source code to build products, its complete plugin system supports various function extensions and business requirements. This makes UmiJS a highly extensible solution for enterprise-class applications.
Features include:
- Extensible, Umi implements the complete lifecycle and makes it extensible, and Umi’s internal functions are all plugins. Umi also support plugins and presets.
- Out of the Box, Umi has built-in routing, building, deployment, testing, and so on. It only requires one dependency to get started. Umi also provides an integrated preset for React with rich functionaries.
- Enterprise, It has been verified by 3,000+ projects in Ant Financial and projects of Alibaba, Youku, Netease, Fliggy, KouBei and other companies.
- Self Development, Including micro frontend library, component packaging, documentation tools, request library, hooks library, data flow, etc.
- Perfect Routing, Supports both configuration routing and convention routing, while with functional completeness, such as dynamic routing, nested routing, permission routing, and so on.
- Future Ready, Umi’s community is also exploring new technologies. For example, modern mode, webpack @ 5, automated external, bundler less, etc.
- Support SSR, Starts Server-Side Render friendly. SSR apps, unlike SPAs, give browsers the leverage of receiving and displaying HTML content from the server rather than doing all the work of rendering and transforming content from JavaScript files.
Website: umijs.org
Support: GitHub Code Repository
Developer: UmiJS
License: MIT License
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