Sure, here's a nice README.md document for your Proof of Concept (PoC) Git repository where you're applying the concepts of Micro Front-ends in Angular using Module Federation inside a monorepo workspace:

This repository serves as a Proof of Concept (PoC) for implementing Micro Front-ends (MFEs) in an Angular application using Module Federation within a monorepo workspace. It demonstrates how to create a shell application and a remote application, as well as a shared library for components and services.

The monorepo workspace consists of the following projects:

1. shell-app: The main application that serves as the container for the Micro Front-ends. This app is responsible for orchestrating the integration of different MFEs.

2. mfe-app: A remote application that can be integrated into the shell-app as a Micro Front-end. This app is built separately and can be deployed independently.

3. shared-lib: A shared library that contains common components and services that can be used across the shell-app and mfe-app.

To get started with this PoC, follow these steps:

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/your-repo/angular-mfe-poc.git

2. Install dependencies:

   cd angular-mfe-poc
   npm install

3. Build the shared library:

   npm run build:shared-lib

4. Start the development server for the shell-app:

   npm run start:shell-app

5. In a separate terminal, start the development server for the mfe-app:

   npm run start:mfe-app

6. Open your browser and navigate to http://localhost:4200 to see the shell-app running with the integrated mfe-app.

This PoC leverages the Module Federation feature of Webpack 5 to enable the integration of Micro Front-ends. The shell-app acts as the host application, while the mfe-app is exposed as a remote application.

The configuration for Module Federation is defined in the respective project's webpack.config.js files. The shell-app imports the mfe-app as a remote module, allowing it to render the components and use the services provided by the mfe-app.

The shared-lib project contains common components and services that can be used across the shell-app and mfe-app. This helps in maintaining consistency and reducing code duplication across different applications in the monorepo.

To use a component or service from the shared-lib in either the shell-app or mfe-app, simply import it into the respective project and use it as needed.

While this PoC focuses on the development workflow, you can deploy the shell-app and mfe-app separately in a production environment. The shared-lib can be published to a private npm registry and consumed by both applications.

If you'd like to contribute to this PoC or report any issues, please open an issue or submit a pull request on the GitHub repository.

This project is licensed under the MIT License.