ModuleHub is a real-time open-source component registry designed to simplify dependency management and component tracking in large organizations. It provides a centralized platform to index internal packages, monitor version updates, and notify developers instantly about breaking changes or security vulnerabilities.
In large development teams, managing shared components and open-source contributions becomes challenging. Developers often lack:
- A centralized registry for internal components
- Real-time visibility into version updates
- Instant alerts for breaking changes or security issues
This leads to outdated dependencies, security risks, and poor collaboration.
ModuleHub solves this by acting as a real-time component registry where developers can:
- Discover and search shared components
- View version history and documentation
- Subscribe to components for instant updates
- Receive real-time alerts for major releases and vulnerabilities
Frontend
- React.js
- Component-based architecture
- Real-time notifications
- Intuitive UI with badges for updates and alerts
Backend
- Node.js
- Express.js
- RESTful APIs
- JWT-based authentication & authorization
Database
- MongoDB (for flexible and nested component metadata)
Real-Time Communication
- Socket.IO (for live version updates and security alerts)
- 🔍 Instant component search
- 📦 Component documentation & version history
- 🔔 Live notification bell using WebSockets
- 🔐 Secure publishing by verified maintainers
⚠️ Visual alerts for breaking changes & vulnerabilities- 📡 Real-time updates without page refresh
- JWT-based authentication
- Role-based access control
- Only verified maintainers can publish new versions
ModuleHub is inspired by real-world dependency challenges in enterprise systems. It combines the flexibility of MongoDB, the scalability of Node.js, and real-time communication using Socket.IO to ensure developers stay informed and productive without manual dependency tracking.
Contributions, suggestions, and feature ideas are welcome!
Feel free to fork the repository and submit a pull request.
This project is open-source and available under the MIT License.