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hapi-react-ssr

v0.1.4

Published

Render React isomorphically using react-router in hapi

Downloads

8

Readme

hapi-react-ssr

Render React isomorphically using react-router in hapi using a data store of your choice (e.g. MobX).

Dependency Status devDependency Status

Installation

npm install hapi-react-ssr vision --save

Options

The plugin accepts the following options:

  • routes: The routes defined by react-router as a manifest.
  • getInitialContext: A function to initialise your store(s) and eventually pass on to the client as initial state.
  • bootstrapAction: The static function to call for server-side rendering from all React components that define it.
  • rootElement: The root React element.
  • template: The template file /path/name to use for rendering the view. Internally uses reply.view provided by vision. The templating engine to use is up to you. See vision docs.
  • visionOptions: The options to pass on to vision.
  • params: Additional params to pass to the template context object. componentRenderedToString and context are reserved for internal use (see below).
  • renderToStaticMarkup: Choose whether to renderToStaticMarkup (value true) instead of renderToString (value false, default).
  • contextAsProps: Choose whether to spread out the context object as separate props on the root element (value true) or to keep the context inside a single context prop (value false, default).

Example usage

Define your routes as a PlainRoute:

// routes.js

import App from './components/App';
import Homepage from './components/Homepage';

const routes = [
    {
        path: '/',
        component: App,
        indexRoute: { component: Homepage },
        childRoutes: [...]
    }
];

export default routes;
// server.js

import HapiReactSSR from "hapi-react-ssr";
import Vision from "vision";
import { Provider } from "mobx-react"; // or use any other Provider to pass context down to all children

...

const plugins = [
    Vision,
    {
        register: HapiReactSSR,
        options: {
            routes,
            getInitialContext: () => {
                return {
                    state: new AppState(),
                    store: new AppStore()
                }
            },
            bootstrapAction: 'fetchData',
            rootElement: Provider,
            template: './src/server/index',
            params: {
                env: process.env.NODE_ENV
            }
        }
    },
    // other plugins
];

server.register(plugins, (err) => {});

Notes

  • This plugin uses componentRenderedToString prop to store the server-side rendered root React component, and context to store the computed initial state from your data store. Include them appropriately in your template.
{{! handlebars example }}

<html>
<body>
    <div id="react-root">{{{ componentRenderedToString }}}</div>
    <script type="application/javascript">
        window.__INITIAL_STATE__ = {{{ context }}};
    </script>
</body>
</html>
  • This plugin uses a catch-all hapi route to pass all incoming requests to the react-router. You will generally need to override this behaviour with other more specific routes in your app — to serve static files, for example.

License

MIT