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server rendering
See original GitHub issuethrows an error ReferenceError: document is not defined when rendered on server.
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If you’re using NextJS for your SSR app, I solved the issue with dynamic import like so:
const Image = dynamic(() => import('react-graceful-image'));Fixed in
1.3.0