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simple-ssr

v2.2.0

Published

Universal server-side rendering implementation for Node.js

Downloads

8

Readme

What is it?

Universal server-side rendering implementation for Node.js. Powered by Puppeteer. This library allows you to preload your web applications on the server side, and send rendered data to the user.

In simple terms, this module translates this:

<div id="app"></div>
<script>
	document.getElementById('app').innerHTML = 'Hello, world!';
</script>

To this:

<div id="app">Hello, world!</div>
<script>
	document.getElementById('app').innerHTML = 'Hello, world!';
</script>

Note: The minimum supported Node version is Node 7.x

Features

  • Simplifies crawlers work with your Single Page Applications or Progressive Web Apps.
  • Allows you to cache data, optimizing the server-side rendering process.
  • Preload your web applications on the server-side.
  • TypeScript support.

Installation

Installation from the NPM repository:

npm install simple-ssr --save

Example

const simpleSSR = require('simple-ssr');

// Puppeteer instance
simpleSSR.browser;

// Enable requests filtering ( Default: true )
simpleSSR.filterRequests = true;

// List of useless for DOM rendering resources
simpleSSR.blockedRequest = ['stylesheet', 'image'];

(async() => {

	// Put there Puppeteer config
	await simpleSSR.start({ headless: true });

	let result = await simpleSSR.render('http://example.com/', {
		
		 // Rendering timeout
		timeout: 1000,

		// When to consider navigation succeeded.
		waitUntil: 'load',

		 // DOM target to wait for
		domTarget: ['body', 'h1']
	});

	console.log(result.url) // 'http://example.com/'
	console.log(result.time) // 10000
	console.log(result.html) // '<!DOCTYPE html>...'
	
})();