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next-preactx
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There are a couple of original lines of code in here, almost all is repurposed from the official next-preact package and Jason Millers next-preact-demo.
This plugin exists for 3 reasons:
If you aren’t interested in running React in dev and Preact in production then consider using npm aliases as it is by far the easiest solution (see Jason Millers demo.)
npm i -D next-preactx
npm i -S preact
Add the plugin to your next.config.js:
const withPreact = require('next-preactx')({
enabled: process.env.NODE_ENV === 'production'
})
module.exports = withPreact({
// Config options
})
To ensure that Preact also renders on the server you have to make sure you are setting up Preact aliases before starting your service.
This can either be done by creating a custom server for next to use and requiring next-preactx/alias within that entry script (as shown in the official plugin) or creating a custom javascript script to start the process:
// start.js
require('next-preactx/alias')()
require('next/dist/bin/next')
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FAQs
Plugin to enable Preact@>10 to a next project
We found that next-preactx 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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