Open Avcajaraville opened 5 years ago
A use case I have for server side rendering are clients that, for some reason, don't have javascript available.
All get requests work fine in SSR, but Im not able to make a post request using SSR.
As an example, say I have these routes on express:
app.post('/api/login', (req, res, next) => { res.locals.login = true; next(); }); app.get('*', (req, res) => { res.render( 'index', { req, res, providers: [ { provide: 'REQUEST', useValue: req, }, { provide: 'RESPONSE', useValue: res, }, ], }, (err, html) => { console.log(`GET: ${req.originalUrl}`); if (!!err) throw err; res.send(html); } ); });
I have my components injected with the RESPONSE service, and accessing it like:
import { RESPONSE } from '@nguniversal/express-engine/tokens'; constructor(@Inject(RESPONSE) private response: any) { this.response.locals // undefined }
Any way I can access the res.locals on my angular component via server side when performing a classic POST request ?
Im using a form element, with action and post correctly set, code is just orientative.
Im afraid this might not be posible without an ajax request. Is this the case?
A use case I have for server side rendering are clients that, for some reason, don't have javascript available.
All get requests work fine in SSR, but Im not able to make a post request using SSR.
As an example, say I have these routes on express:
I have my components injected with the RESPONSE service, and accessing it like:
Any way I can access the res.locals on my angular component via server side when performing a classic POST request ?
Im using a form element, with action and post correctly set, code is just orientative.
Im afraid this might not be posible without an ajax request. Is this the case?