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react-on-rails-rsc

v19.2.1

Published

React Server Components support for react_on_rails Ruby gem

Readme

react-on-rails-rsc

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npm: react-on-rails-rsc

This package provides React Server Components (RSC) support for the react-on-rails-pro Ruby gem.

⚠️ IMPORTANT: This package is for internal use only ⚠️

This package is not intended to be used directly by end users. It is designed to be used internally by react-on-rails-pro npm package and ruby gem.

Usage

Do not use this package's APIs directly in your application code. Instead use react_on_rails and react-on-rails-pro gems and npm packages APIs to render or stream React Server Components.

Documentation

This repository's checked-in docs are internal maintainer notes. Public React Server Components guidance for application developers belongs in the downstream react_on_rails documentation.

Maintainers can start from docs/README.md for the internal documentation boundary and links to package-maintainer runbooks.

Package Contents

This package provides internal tooling for React Server Components integration:

  • Webpack plugin for manifesting client components
  • Webpack loader for bundling server components
  • Client/server utilities for RSC rendering

Versioning

The package major.minor tracks the React runtime line it ships or requires. Maintainer policy lives in internal/docs/versioning.md.

License

Starting with version 19.2.1, this package is offered as a related software component of React on Rails Pro under commercial terms. Production Use requires an appropriate paid subscription or Complimentary OSS License; the license also permits the free non-commercial, educational, and demo uses it defines. See LICENSE.md for the exact terms and the Meta notice that applies to the derived Webpack plugin portions.

Releasing

Release this package from main using the changelog-driven workflow in internal/docs/releasing.md. Run yarn release:dry-run before yarn release.

Compatibility Policy

The package peer dependencies are the current source of truth for supported React, webpack, and rspack ranges. CI also runs a focused compatibility matrix covering React 19.0.4 and 19.2.x, Node.js 20 and 22, webpack 5.59.0 and latest 5.x, and rspack latest 1.x plus latest 2.x. The @rspack/core peer is optional so webpack-only consumers do not need to install rspack. A weekly React canary job is signal-only and is allowed to fail while upstream canary APIs move; review its GitHub Actions summary for early warnings.

A formal versioning policy is tracked in #70.

Support

For questions about React Server Components: