Preact Render To String

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Universal rendering for Preact: render JSX and Preact components to HTML.

Overview

Preact Render to String is an essential tool for developers utilizing Preact for rendering their components as HTML strings. This functionality is particularly beneficial for creating isomorphic or universal applications that require rendering on both the server and the client. With its compatibility in both Node and browser environments, it streamlines the process of transforming JSX and Preact components into usable HTML.

This library not only enhances the rendering capabilities of Preact but also incorporates features that address common challenges in component rendering, such as error handling and the use of lazy-loaded components. Whether you're building a robust application or a simple demo, Preact Render to String offers a flexible solution for rendering within web applications.

Features

  • Universal Rendering: Supports both Node and browser environments, making it versatile for server-side rendering.
  • JSX to HTML Transformation: Easily convert JSX and Preact components into HTML strings.
  • Error Boundaries: Allows you to catch rendering errors using getDerivedStateFromErrors or componentDidCatch for improved application reliability.
  • Compatibility with Suspense: Supports lazy components and Suspense features through preact/compat for enhanced performance.
  • Lightweight License: Distributed under the MIT License, ensuring it’s free to use and modify.
  • Flexible Integration: Works seamlessly with Express to render components directly within server-side applications.
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