docs: prerender/ssr:false #13005
docs: prerender/ssr:false #13005
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docs/how-to/pre-rendering.md
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| Pre-rendering allows you to speed up page loads for static content by rendering pages at build time instead of either: | ||
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| In some cases, you'll serve these pages _alongside_ a runtime SSR server. If you wish to pre-render pages and deploy them _without_ a runtime SSR server, please see the [Pre-rendering with `ssr:false`](#pre-rendering-without-a-runtime-ssr-server) section below. | ||
| - on a server at request time (`ssr:true`) | ||
| - client-side after hydration (`ssr:false`) |
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Definitely don't have to go with this, it just seemed like the original intro mentioned the runtime SSR server twice and only had a link to one option. I figure just giving the two options might help frame the whole guide a little better
docs/how-to/spa.md
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| ```tsx filename=root.tsx lines=[3,7,10] | ||
| export async function loader() { | ||
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| version: await getVersion(), | ||
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| export function HydrateFallback({ loaderData }) { | ||
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| <div> | ||
| <h1>Loading version {loaderData.version}...</h1> | ||
| <AwesomeSpinner /> | ||
| </div> | ||
| ); | ||
| } | ||
| ``` |
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I'm not convinced this is necessarily, but wanted to see what you thought
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| prerender: ["/", "/blog", "/blog/popular-post"], | |||
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| // async function for dependencies like a CMS | |||
| async pre-render({ getStaticPaths }) { | |||
| async prerender({ getStaticPaths }) { | |||
…d-route-typegen * upstream/dev: bump patch to minor for new API: `href` Type-safe href (remix-run#12994) docs: prerender/ssr:false (remix-run#13005) Skip action-only resource routes with prerender:true (remix-run#13004) Update docs for spa/prerendering Improvements to ssr:false + prerender scenarios (remix-run#12948)
For the pre-rendering doc, what do you think about making the h2's
ssr: truessr: falseI'm just thinking those titles might be a bit more explicit/easier for people to immediately recognize the difference, though maybe that's only true if you're already familiar with
ssr: true | false