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@fluixi/server

v1.0.0-alpha.57

Published

Server-side rendering for Fluixi — request-scoped, streaming, framework-agnostic.

Readme

@fluixi/server

Server-side rendering for Fluixi — request-scoped, streaming, framework-agnostic.

License: MIT TypeScript npm SSR


✨ Overview

The universal string renderer lives in @fluixi/dom (renderToString + request-scoping); @fluixi/server is the Node-side home that makes it concurrency-safe and ergonomic:

  • injects an AsyncLocalStorage into @fluixi/dom's request store so concurrent SSR requests are isolated (@fluixi/dom stays browser-safe by never importing node:async_hooks itself);
  • re-exports the SSR surface (renderToString, renderToStringAsync, getRequestEvent, the request-context primitives);
  • adds request helpers (renderRequest, renderRequestAsync, renderRequestToPage, renderToBodyStream, startServer, createHtmlDocument).

No meta-framework coupling — SSR is a plain function you call from any server (Express, Hono, a worker, or @fluixi/start).

📦 Installation

pnpm add @fluixi/server

🚀 Usage

import { startServer } from '@fluixi/server';
import App from './app';

const { render, page, renderAsync, stream } = startServer(App);
// express: res.send(page(req.url))

Async data (Suspense / resources)

renderRequestAsync (and startServer().renderAsync) await data loaders before serializing, then emit a window.__FX_DATA__ script so the client seeds resources without refetching:

import { renderRequestAsync } from '@fluixi/server';
const html = await renderRequestAsync(App, { url });

Streaming

import { renderToBodyStream } from '@fluixi/server';
// a web ReadableStream of the app body — the host owns the surrounding document
export const renderStream = (url) => renderToBodyStream(App, { url });

Request-scoped data + redaction

import { getRequestEvent, setDataRedactor } from '@fluixi/server';

// inside a component / loader:
getRequestEvent()?.request; // the web Request (headers, cookies, …)

// strip server-only fields from __FX_DATA__ before they reach the page:
setDataRedactor((v) => (v?.passwordHash ? { ...v, passwordHash: undefined } : v));

📄 License

MIT © Fluixi