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@docvia/ssr

v0.2.1

Published

Request-time SSR rendering for docvia — Node and edge content providers with an LRU render cache

Readme

@docvia/ssr

Request-time server rendering for docvia.

createDocviaSSR() turns an IR document into a renderable page tree on demand, backed by an in-memory LRU cache keyed by content hash. Content is supplied by a ContentProvider:

  • BundledContentProvider (@docvia/ssr) — edge-safe. Serves pre-built per-route IR chunks (emitted to .docvia/ir/ at build time). No node:fs, no markdown parsing at request time. Use on Cloudflare Workers / edge.
  • FsContentProvider (@docvia/ssr/node) — Node only. Wraps a live CompileService, compiling markdown from disk. Use for Node servers and dev.
import {
  createDocviaSSR,
  BundledContentProvider,
  createGlobChunkLoader,
} from "@docvia/ssr";

// `createGlobChunkLoader` turns a Vite `import.meta.glob` of the build's IR
// chunks into a `ChunkLoader` — statically code-split, edge-safe.
const ssr = createDocviaSSR({
  provider: BundledContentProvider(
    createGlobChunkLoader(import.meta.glob("/.docvia/ir/**/*.json")),
  ),
});
const page = await ssr.render("docs", "getting-started");

The render path is the same @docvia/renderer-core pipeline used by the build, so SSR output matches build output. With @docvia/plugin-shiki the IR is already highlighted, so no syntax highlighter ships to the edge bundle.