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Could this help us with lazy load with react.lazy
See original GitHub issueJust curious to know, could we use react-ssr-prepass to handle React.lazy imports on SSR?
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Indeed there’s some dedicated logic that’ll preload
React.lazycomponents 😃 https://github.com/FormidableLabs/react-ssr-prepass/blob/master/src/render/lazyComponent.jsYes, this library is meant to provide
Suspensesupport on the server, this means that thrown promises likelazyor a data-library supportingsuspensewill be supported on the server-side render.