Closed dimroc closed 8 years ago
Easy way to discard server side JS rendering is adding your own handler instead of app.React.Handle
. For example, it could be added here as well.
It's pretty easy to write own:
func noJsRender(c *echo.Context) error {
return c.Render(http.StatusOK, "react.html", resp{
"uuid": c.Get("uuid").(*uuid.UUID).String(),
"title":"my awesome app",
"meta":"my meta tags to add at the head of the page",
})
}
Then replace return app.React.Handle(c)
to return noJsRender(c)
. That's it.
Thanks Oleg
On Mon, Dec 14, 2015 at 11:08 PM Oleg Lebedev notifications@github.com wrote:
Easy way to discard server side JS rendering is adding your own handler instead of app.React.Handle. For example, it could be added here https://github.com/olebedev/go-starter-kit/blob/master/src/app/server/app.go#L122 as well.
It's pretty easy to write own:
func noJsRender(c _echo.Context) error { return c.Render(http.StatusOK, "react.html", resp{ "uuid": c.Get("uuid").(_uuid.UUID).String(), "title":"my awesome app", "meta":"my meta tags to add at the head of the page", }) }
Then replace return app.React.Handle(c) to return noJsRender(c). That's it.
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I'm running into JS issues when trying to render the JS on the golang server via duktape.
Is there a line of code I can comment out or a command line I can use to toggle off server side JS rendering? I've been mucking around in here:
https://github.com/olebedev/go-starter-kit/blob/1e850a27135f90e85981c0bcc18d4df032aa1337/src/app/server/react.go#L65
I'm ultimately trying to use redux with react-router with redux-simple-router, but it doesn't render server side.
I'm merely looking for something to unblock me at this point.