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@jogit/tmp-react-server-dom-nodeless

v19.0.1

Published

React Server DOM bindings for Nodeless runtimes. This package is very unstable, use at your own risk.

Readme

@jogit/tmp-react-server-dom-nodeless

[!CAUTION] This is a temporary solution to run React's Server Components on Nodeless runtimes. It is not production-ready and should not be used in production.

It based on Kent C. Dodds' tmp-react-server-dom which is a temporary solution to run React Server Components on the server with ESM. Which is based on React Server Components, an unpublished version of React Server DOM available in React's main repository.

Usage

    deno run -A compile.ts

Description

It uses a unenv to remove all node-specific code from the React Server DOM package. It also uses esbuild to bundle the React Server DOM package and the React Server Components package into a single file. This results in a single file that can be imported and ran in Deno.

License

Please consult the orginal packages for their licenses. The code in this repository is MIT licensed.