Link to imported component w/ parameter with Module Federation
I have been following a tutorial from about 2 years ago, aimed at React, with my newfound love of Solid (I have replaced the React icons in Material UI Theme extension for VS Code): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lKKsjpH09dU
Jack's been a good sport about the issues I've had up to this point, but I don't want to keep bothering him.
In any case, I'm attempting to link to the product detail page from the HomeComponent in this way:
There is no error returned, but the route returned winds up being
#
, as if I haven't passed a parameter. What am I doing wrong?
I've imported the component as expected in the webpack.config.js:
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Please don't go watching the video, but going to the repo link might help with understanding the React version of the code and the intent behind it: https://github.com/jherr/micro-fes-beginner-to-expert/blob/4144c0528e10e54fc613990bb3fbc5c422e528c3/home/src/HomeContent.jsx#L19
It might also be important to note that I'm not using solid-start, as it's not part of the import from the
pnpm dlx create-mf-app
command yet (I assume he'll update that at some point).GitHub
micro-fes-beginner-to-expert/home/src/HomeContent.jsx at 4144c0528e...
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