Tencent/wujie

Health v2 · maintenance only

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5019 stars · 677 forks observed · 2026-08-28

What it is AI-extracted, prompt v1, taxonomy v1, 2026-08-29, confidence not recorded

Wujie (无界) is a micro-frontend framework from Tencent built on Web Components containers plus iframe sandboxes, providing native CSS and JS isolation. It supports sub-application keep-alive, nesting, multi-app activation, decentralized communication, lifecycle hooks, a plugin system, and Vite, with adapters for Vue and React.

Use cases

• embed multiple independent frontend apps in one shell
• migrate a legacy app into a new frontend incrementally
• achieve strict css and js isolation between micro frontends
• keep sub-applications alive across route switches
• run multiple micro frontends simultaneously on one page
• integrate vite-based sub-apps without extra build config
• share state and communicate between host and sub-apps

When to choose

• you need strong native sandboxing rather than proxy-based shims
• you want low adaptation cost for both host and sub-applications
• you need sub-app keep-alive, nesting, or multi-instance activation
• your stack includes Vue or React and you want ready-made component wrappers

When to avoid

• you are building a single-page app with no need to compose multiple apps
• your team prefers qiankun or module federation ecosystems already in place
• you need very small bundle size and minimal runtime overhead above all
• you require deep SSR support for micro-frontend composition

Facets

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web-framework frontend-framework ui-components middleware web-development frontend microservices developer-tools browser cross-platform micro-frontend web-components iframe-sandbox css-isolation js-sandbox vue react vite-support sub-application-keepalive tencent web-server nodejs

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