Add server rendering support
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To do this, we’d need to consume the iterable from resolveElements
to the end, then render with that result. We’d have to do the same thing on the client side to set initialRenderArgs
due to the async nature of element resolution as well.
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- Created 6 years ago
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Take a look at https://github.com/4Catalyzer/found/pull/56. I haven’t added docs yet, but the example shows the basic API (more details in PR).
I think you’re right. It just got really hairy trying to webpack the server which webpacks the client. Running those compiles separately and still having everything shake out was getting really difficult and I had to abandon it.