Here's a basic example of setting up SSR with Effector in JavaScript:
index.tsx1092 chars40 linesThis example demonstrates how to use Effector to manage state and side effects in a React component that is rendered on the server using ReactDOMServer.renderToString(). Note that since fetch() is asynchronous, we use Effector's createEffect() to manage the side effect and update the component's state when the data is returned.
This is just a basic example, but hopefully it provides a starting point for setting up SSR with Effector in your own JavaScript projects.
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