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A super fast utility function to build HTML strings for server side rendering from [`hypnode`](https://github.com/jhdevuk/hypnode) virtual `DOM` references.
A super fast utility function to build HTML strings for server side rendering from hypnode virtual DOM references.
To install hypnode, you can use one of the following in your project:
yarn add hypnode-server or npm install hypnode-server
The render function can be imported in one of the following ways:
import { render } from 'hypnode-server';
const { render } = require('hypnode-server');
To generate a virtual representation of your DOM structure, call your hypnode functions on the server. This will return an IVNode instance that you can pass to the render function. For example:
import { h } from 'hypnode';
import { render } from 'hypnode-server';
/*[...]*/
const output = h('div', { className: 'wrapper' }, [
h('p', { title: 'First paragraph' }, 'Lorem ipsum'),
]);
/*[...]*/
const result = render(output);
or, with JSX:
import { h } from 'hypnode';
import { render } from 'hypnode-server';
...
const output = (
<div class="wrapper">
<p title="First paragraph">Lorem ipsum</p>
</div>
);
/*[...]*/
const result = render(output);
You will now have an HTML string that can be returned in a response from your server.
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A super fast utility function to build HTML strings for server side rendering from [`hypnode`](https://github.com/jhdevuk/hypnode) virtual `DOM` references.
We found that hypnode-server demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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