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hypnode-server

v1.1.0

Published

A super fast utility function to build HTML strings for server side rendering from [`hypnode`](https://github.com/jhdevuk/hypnode) virtual `DOM` references.

Downloads

2

Readme

A super fast utility function to build HTML strings for server side rendering from hypnode virtual DOM references.

Getting Started

To install hypnode, you can use one of the following in your project:

yarn add hypnode-server or npm install hypnode-server

Usage

The render function can be imported in one of the following ways:

import { render } from 'hypnode-server';
const { render } = require('hypnode-server');

To generate a virtual representation of your DOM structure, call your hypnode functions on the server. This will return an IVNode instance that you can pass to the render function. For example:

import { h } from 'hypnode';
import { render } from 'hypnode-server';

/*[...]*/

const output = h('div', { className: 'wrapper' }, [
   h('p', { title: 'First paragraph' }, 'Lorem ipsum'),
]);

/*[...]*/

const result = render(output);

or, with JSX:

import { h } from 'hypnode';
import { render } from 'hypnode-server';
...
const output = (
   <div class="wrapper">
      <p title="First paragraph">Lorem ipsum</p>
   </div>
);

/*[...]*/

const result = render(output);

You will now have an HTML string that can be returned in a response from your server.