Align package configuration api

[ulrichgreen]

Clear and concise description of the problem

This is a minor one :) ... My OCD goes a little bit off when I have to do this when configuring all your wonderful packages (typescript setup):

import { ModuleFederationPlugin } from '@module-federation/enhanced';
import { FederatedTypesPlugin } from '@module-federation/typescript';
import { NativeFederationTestsRemote } from '@module-federation/native-federation-tests';

const moduleFederationConfig = {// config here}

new ModuleFederationPlugin(moduleFederationConfig),
new FederatedTypesPlugin({ federationConfig: moduleFederationConfig }),
NativeFederationTestsRemote.webpack({ moduleFederationConfig }),

Suggested solution

I would love to have the interfaces aligned and be able to do:

import { ModuleFederationPlugin } from '@module-federation/enhanced';
import { FederatedTypesPlugin } from '@module-federation/typescript';
import { NativeFederationTestsRemote } from '@module-federation/native-federation-tests/webpack';

const moduleFederationConfig = {// config here}

new ModuleFederationPlugin({ moduleFederationConfig }),
new FederatedTypesPlugin({ moduleFederationConfig }),
new NativeFederationTestsRemote({ moduleFederationConfig }),

This will, in my eyes, make it a bit more streamlined to use for us consumers.

And just to spell it out :) some plugins expect a key like "federationConfig", while others expect "moduleFederationConfig". Some requires instantiation (new Plugin() vs Plugin()). The exact naming is not so important, as log as its aligned.

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[ScriptedAlchemy]

Federated Types can be replaced with just module federation enhanced, since it comes with built in type system already.

[ilteoood]

If you want to avoid to use NativeFederationTests.webpack, you should import the native-federation-tests/webpack module.

You'll still be unable to use "new" keyword due to the structure of the plugin.

[ulrichgreen]

Closing, as my OCD is satisfied with the built in type system :)