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- @happy-dom/server-renderer
- @happy-dom/server-renderer/lib/index.js
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Readme
Use Happy DOM for server-side rendering (SSR) or static site generation (SSG).
The benefit of using this tool compared to other SSR and SSG solutions, is that it is not tied to a specific framework. For example, you can use React, Vue, Angular and Lit on the same page. The page is rendered as a whole and outputted as HTML.
This tool uses a worker pool by default to render multiple pages in parallel. Each worker can also render multiple pages in parallel that shares resources.
Installation
npm install @happy-dom/server-renderer --save-devDocumentation
You will find the documentation in the Happy DOM Wiki under Server-Renderer.
Usage
Command Line
See all available command line arguments in the Command Line Documentation.
Example 1
Render to the file ./happy-dom/render/gb/en/index.html.
npx @happy-dom/server-renderer "https://example.com/gb/en/"or if you have it installed
happy-dom-sr "https://example.com/gb/en/"Example 2
Start proxy server.
happy-dom-sr --server --server.targetOrigin="https://example.com"JavaScript
See all available configuration options in the Javascript API Documentation.
Example
import { ServerRenderer } from '@happy-dom/server-renderer';
const renderer = new ServerRenderer({
// Your configuration options
});
const result = await renderer.render(['https://example.com/gb/en/']);
// The rendered HTML
console.log(result[0].url);
console.log(result[0].content);Happy DOM
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