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Informations about the package ssr

SSR

Server-side rendering of javascript UI components from PHP. Out of the box, it supports React, however you can add any JS UI library.

Prerequisites

  1. Composer
  2. NodeJS
  3. (optional) PHPV8JS
  4. Some JS bundler eg. Webpack

Supports

JS engines:

UI libraries:

Step-by-step Example

This example uses Webpack to bundle JS. You can use your favorite JS bundler.

  1. Create the MyTest folder with the following file structure.

  2. Inside MyTest folder install all necessary packages.

  3. Create a component.

    Edit meow.jsx to:

  4. Register the component.

    Edit index.js to:

  5. Configure Webpack.

    Edit webpack.config.js to:

  6. Bundle index.js to build/index.js. Remember, build/index.js MUST contain all code dependencies required to render the component with javascript.

  7. Render the component from PHP.

    Edit index.php to:

Cache

You can use cache to store rendered components.

Custom UI library

SSR supports React out of the box, however, you can add support for your favorite UI library.

  1. JS - Create a component registrar. Use registerReactComponent.tsx as template. The purpose of component registrar is to register function that renders component on a server and client.

  2. PHP - Use method setFwJsMask() to tell SSR how to call the component registrar from step 1.

  3. PHP - Tell SSR that you want to use the component registrar from step 2.

    or

If you need it. You can use more UI libraries at once.

Custom JS engine

The engine is a PHP class that processes JS and returns the result as a string. The engine MUST implement current engines to learn more.

  1. PHP - Create your engine.
  2. PHP - Tell SSR to use your engine.

Resources

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