Hey friends! My company runs a single page app, and it is a hard requirement that we do isomorphic rendering for our front end. Our back-end is implemented in Elixir. I was thinking it might be nice to cut out the middle man and use Elixir to isomorphically render our reactjs application on our el…

Unsure about libraries but it would be pretty easy to do, just setup a Port to a nodejs app that talks over it’s stdin/stdout to your main server, and anytime you need to render out a page then send a JSON of data over stdin and get the page data back (I’d recommend tagging with an ID so you could i…

There is a library that does basically what @OvermindDL1 suggests for server-side React rendering in a pool of nodejs workers orchestrated by Elixir! Check out GitHub - revelrylabs/elixir_react_render: React SSR Framework for Elixir · GitHub

Another way to achieve this is to use Node.js server in front of Elixir back-end. When browser request for index page just returns a fully rendered string, the fetching data just from Elixir back-end. Use isomorphic fetch to make sure the components are also executing well in the Node server. All t…

[image] tme_317: There is a library that does basically what @OvermindDL1 suggests for server-side React rendering in a pool of nodejs workers orchestrated by Elixir! Check out https://github.com/revelrylabs/elixir_react_render Oh that’s cool!

Just for information, there is a post abour react_render from the author here… [image] ReactRender: Server Side Rendering for React Components Announcing Hi, I wanted share a small library we at Revelry Labs made for rendering react components from the server …

Just chiming in to say that lib does pretty much what @OvermindDL1 said. Having elixir apps supervise node processes makes things so much more pleasant in development and production. We also have another related lib that is for node interaction in general GitHub - revelrylabs/elixir-nodejs: An Eli…

Isomorphic ReactJS managed by Elixir

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OvermindDL1 December 14, 2018, 4:00pm 5

Oh that’s cool!