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@vite-plugin-vercel/vike

v9.0.2

Published

Use vike with vite-plugin-vercel

Downloads

1,322

Readme

@vite-plugin-vercel/vike

vike integration for vite-plugin-vercel.

Features

Usage

Install vite-plugin-vercel and @vite-plugin-vercel/vike and make sure only vite-plugin-vercel is added as a vite plugin.

vite-plugin-vercel will auto load @vite-plugin-vercel/vike when necessary.

// vite.config.ts
import { defineConfig } from 'vite';
import ssr from 'vike/plugin';
import vercel from 'vite-plugin-vercel';

export default defineConfig(async ({ command, mode }) => {
  return {
    plugins: [ssr(), vercel()],
  };
});

ISR/Prerender Functions

Official documentation: https://vercel.com/docs/build-output-api/v3/primitives#prerender-functions

:warning: Pages with route function are not compatible with ISR. A warning will be shown if this occurs.

vike 0.4.x

Take any of your .page file (not .page.server) and add the following export:

// Now this page is a Prerender Function, meaning that it will be cached on Edge network for 15 seconds.
// Check official documentation for further details on how it works.
export const isr = { expiration: 15 };

vike V1 design

Take any of your page config file, and add the following configuration:

import type { Config } from 'vike/types';

export default {
  // Now this page is a Prerender Function, meaning that it will be cached on Edge network for 15 seconds.
  // Check official documentation for further details on how it works.
  isr: { expiration: 15 },
} satisfies Config;

Custom Serverless Function for vike

By default, a Serverless Function is created to handle all SSR routes. If for any reason you need to customize it, some tools are available:

import type { VercelRequest, VercelResponse } from '@vercel/node';
import { renderPage } from 'vike/server';
import {
  getDefaultEmptyResponseHandler,
  // higly recommended to use at least this one, as it handles some internals
  // that overrides `request.url`
  getDefaultPageContextInit,
  getDefaultResponseHandler,
} from '@vite-plugin-vercel/vike/helpers';

export default async function handler(
  request: VercelRequest,
  response: VercelResponse,
) {
  // pageContextInit.url is not necessarily equal to request.url.
  // It is required for `renderPage` to work properly.
  const pageContextInit = getDefaultPageContextInit(request);
  const pageContext = await renderPage(pageContextInit);
  const { httpResponse } = pageContext;

  if (!httpResponse) {
    return getDefaultEmptyResponseHandler(response);
  }

  return getDefaultResponseHandler(response, httpResponse);
}