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simurgh is a js library for ssr page rendering based on typescript & nodejs.its recomended to install simurgh globaly
npm i -g simurgh
after installing simurgh you can use cli commands to create , build and start your project.use blow cli code to create new "test" project
simurgh new test
create home page
simurgh make:page index
open app/http/index.js and override render function
async render() {
return <h1>index</h1>
}
create test page
simurgh make:page test
you can create navigation for each server request.paste this code in index.js file in project root folder.
import * as simurgh from 'simurgh/app/application';
import { CreateStackNavigation } from 'simurgh/app/navigation';
let myApp = new simurgh.Application();
/** configure your application */
let stack = new CreateStackNavigation();
stack.add('/', 'index');
stack.add('/test', 'test');
myApp.navigation = stack;
myApp.build();
now you can build your app using blow command
simurgh build:web
open terminal in dist/web folder and type
simurgh start
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js library for ssr page rendering
We found that simurgh 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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