Introduction
In recent years, there have been two immensely popular ways of rendering web pages, Single Page Applications and Server Sid...
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Weldone for this example. It save me time. 🙂
Just a small improvement: Test if the process.env.NODE_ENV is "production" because by default it is development as state the official node guys:
nodejs.dev/en/learn/nodejs-the-dif...
Thank you very much
SSR with bare-bones Vite, such as with their react-ssr template, is pretty low-level / hardcore.
For an easier time, try vite-plugin-ssr.com/
Thanks for the comment 😊, I happen to know this plugin and I really like it because it already has several standardizations such as data fetching 🚀.
However, I also think it's good to understand how things work behind the scenes since the tools we use on a daily basis have layers and layers of abstractions 🎁.
or even RakkasJS!
there is a mistake.
if you run following in the console
yarn create vite react-ssr --template react-ts
this will create only a client side react app template
to create a react-ssr(react-server-side-rendering app) with vite then you need to run following command in terminal
if you are using npm:
npm create vite@latest react-ssr
if you are using yarn :
yarn create vite react-ssr
## if you are using pnpm :
pnpm create vite@latest react-ssr
after running this command then a list of options will be shown in the terminal like following
❯ Vanilla
Vue
React
Preact
Lit
Svelte
Others
keep pressing the down arrow untill the arrow shown in the terminal options comes next to the other option and then press enter
after above action again a list will appear like following:
choose the create vite extra option then enter
after that a list will appear again like following
keep coming down untill you reach the react ssr then press enter then it will initialise a react-ssr project
then enter following commands, replace pnpm with whatever package manager you are using
then you are done now you can run pnpm run dev to spin up the dev server
I don't understand how you would deploy an ssr application like this. When you're serving you are doing "NODE_ENV=production node server", which makes no sense because wouldn't you run the server from the build for production? This is my first time doing ssr and It is confusing me to the max how I can run the server in production, I have no clue. Please, someone, help me understand because you deploy the build folder, right. And that has no way to run the server when building with vite.
I`m having issues here. Anytime i import deps using import ArrowBackIcon from '@mui/icons-material/ArrowBack'; it will not work. but if i use import {ArrowBack} from '@mui/icons-material'; it will work. and is not all deps they are named export, some are default export like react-slick. How can i solve this issue?
Hello, I have a problem when I use these config in Netlify. I try to transform y CSR portfolio yo SSR and when I deploy t o Netlify doesnt work. Here my repository:
GitHub Repo
Note : When a web client request the url "/" the SIRV take the lead to give back index.html, so no SSR happens in this case.
why show when nmp run serve window = document.defaultView,
^
ReferenceError: document is not defined
I think you are using
in the wrong file, you should use the BrowseRouter component inside client-entry file
Great article! Thansk for sharing. Please, how one can handle path variables ?
Hi there, thanks for sharing this. I got a question, this could work if I have a Rails API back end?
This is node specific so it will not work for rails backend. If you want to fetch data from rails api externally then thats ok but integrated react ssr will not work like this