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SSR component from package

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I’m having trouble server-side-rendering a component directly from a package. I can load the component in the client like so:

react_component('@package/package-name.ComponentName')

But I can require('@package/package-name').ComponentName fine, but when trying to SSR, i get an error that it is undefined.

Do I have to explicitly make this package available for SSR somehow?

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Created 4 years ago
Comments:6 (2 by maintainers)

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quinncommented, Sep 9, 2019

wouldn’t I have to

window.PackageComponent = require('@package/package-name').ComponentName

explicitly?

Either way, I will try it out and let you know how it goes. thank you!

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alkesh26commented, Nov 7, 2022

@quinn, closing the issue for now. We have a solution for this, as discussed in the above conversations.

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