The hook types should be more consistent in their return types. Currently, all hooks allow returning Record<string, any>, but typically only beforeBridgeRender needs to return extra props. Consider:

This makes the API more explicit about which hooks can meaningfully return data.

The plugin interface combines multiple lifecycle partials. Consider adding a descriptive type comment to explain the purpose of each lifecycle component and their relationships. Additionally, the optional version field could benefit from a more specific type if there are expected version formats:

The destroy call should handle errors gracefully to prevent potential crashes during cleanup. Consider wrapping it in a try-catch block:

This ensures that any errors during cleanup won't propagate up and potentially break the application's unmounting process.

The destroy method has duplicate logging and similar lifecycle hook pattern. Consider extracting common logging logic:

The getHostInstance function contains multiple unsafe type assertions and optional chaining. Consider adding proper type guards and error handling:

The lifecycle hook parameters are duplicated between beforeBridgeDestroy and afterBridgeDestroy. Consider extracting the common parameters into a shared object:

The getModuleName function could be more robust and maintainable by using a regular expression pattern to handle module name extraction. Here's a suggested improvement:

This approach is more resilient to different module name patterns and easier to maintain.

The getRootDomDefaultClassName function could benefit from improved string sanitization and TypeScript type safety:

This version:

1. Uses a single regex replace for better performance
2. Handles multiple occurrences of @ and /
3. Removes potential leading dashes
4. Adds explicit return type for better type safety

The getHostInstance function has several issues that should be addressed:

1. Unsafe property access chains could lead to runtime errors. Use optional chaining consistently:

This improves:

• Type safety by removing @ts-ignore
• Null checks with consistent optional chaining
• Code readability with early return
• Removes unnecessary variable declaration

The getRemoteInstance function could be simplified and made more type-safe:

This improves:

• Explicit return type with nullish coalescing
• Consistent parameter naming
• More descriptive variable name for the find callback

The string manipulation in this function could be more robust using a regular expression:

This improves:

• Single regex replacement instead of multiple calls
• More efficient string manipulation
• Maintains the same functionality with cleaner code

Consider possibly running in node

The RenderParams type extends RenderFnParams with any, which reduces type safety. Consider being more specific about additional parameters:

The destructuring in RawComponent includes ...restProps but it's not used in the type definition. Add proper typing for additional props:

The __APP_VERSION__ declaration lacks a JSDoc comment explaining its purpose and expected format. Add documentation since it appears to be an important global constant: ```suggestion
/** Application version identifier injected during build time */
declare const APP_VERSION: string;

For the second code block (lines 60-66):

The providerInfoRef uses any type which reduces type safety. Consider creating a proper interface for the provider info: ```suggestion
const providerInfoRef = useRef<ProviderParams | null>(null);

Using string concatenation in logs makes it harder to parse and filter logs. Use object notation instead: ```suggestion
LoggerInstance.log('RemoteAppWrapper hostInstance', { hostInstance });