Here's a basic example of setting up SSR with Effector in JavaScript:
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This 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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