Create Runtime

Create a new Harmony runtime is useful for introducing your platform to new runtimes like React Native, NodeJS, Browser and on. You can use our official Harmony runtimes:

NodeJS

Browser

Install the needed runtimes:

bit install @bitdev/harmony.runtimes.browser-runtime @bitdev/harmony.runtimes.nodejs-runtime
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Compose the runtimes into the runtimes key property in your Harmony platform:

import { HarmonyPlatform } from '@bitdev/harmony.harmony-platform';
import { PeopleAspect } from '@wayne/people.people'; 
import { Browser } from '@bitdev/harmony.runtimes.browser-runtime';
import { NodeJSRuntime } from '@bitdev/harmony.runtimes.nodejs-runtime';

export const WayneCloud = HarmonyPlatform.from({
  name: 'wayne-cloud',

  runtimes: [
    new NodeJSRuntime(),
    new BrowserRuntime()
  ],

  aspects: [
    PeopleAspect
  ]
});

export default WayneCloud;
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After using a runtime in your Harmony platform, runtimes files of the used files would be loaded into the platform.

You can create a new Harmony runtime using the following command:

bit create runtime python-runtime
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Use the runtime in the Harmony platform to introduce new runtimes to it:

import type { AppBuildResult } from "@teambit/application";
import { ComponentID } from '@teambit/component-id';
import { HarmonyRuntimeContext, RuntimeBuildContext, Runtime } from "@bitdev/harmony.harmony-platform";
import { ReactSsr } from '@bitdev/react.app-types.react-ssr';
import { BrowserRuntimeDef } from "./browser-runtime-definition.js";
import { BrowserRuntimeOptions } from "./browser-runtime-options.js";

/**
 * A UI runtime for Harmony platforms.
 */
export class BrowserRuntime implements Runtime {
  // name of the runtime.
  name = 'browser';

  // reference to the runtime aspect.
  runtimeAspect = import.meta.resolve('./browser-runtime.aspect.js');

  // default port range for the runtime.
  portRange: [number, number] = [3000, 3100];

  async run(context: HarmonyRuntimeContext) {
    // runner path is the main path for your aspect. 
    // use it as the entry for the your platform runtime.
    const runnerPath = context.runnerPath;

    // return the Bit ApplicationInstance. 
    // This includes the port, url and name for the platform runtime.
    return result;
  }

  async build(context: RuntimeBuildContext): Promise<AppBuildResult> {
    // runner path is the main path for your aspect. 
    // use it as the entry for the your platform runtime.
    const runnerPath = context.runnerPath;
    // add your build logic here.
  }
}
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To use a configured runtime in your Aspects add a file corresponding to the name of your runtime, e.g. people.[runtime-name].runtime.ts. Aspects usually have more than a single runtime implemented.

Testing runtimes is similar to testing NodeJS modules. Learn more on testing NodeJS modules in the NodeJS testing section.

Runtime template comes with an MDX docs template for a runtime. Use it as a base and expand. Learn more on documenting NodeJS modules.