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This package is an underlying module of webview platform for serving a Next.js web front-end. You might want to use @sociably/webview unless you want to serve your own web service.

Install

npm install @sociably/core @sociably/http @sociably/next
# or with yarn
yarn add @sociably/core @sociably/http @sociably/next

Docs

Check the package reference.

Setup

Assume you have the Next.js project at ../webview, set up the module like this:

import Sociably from '@sociably/core';
import Http from '@sociably/http';
import Next from '@sociably/next';
import nextConfigs from '../webview/next.config.js'

const DEV = process.env.NODE_ENV !== 'production';

const app = Sociably.createApp({
modules: [
Http.initModule({ /* ... */ }),
Next.initModule({
entryPath: '/webview', // have to match bastPath in next configs
serverOptions: {
dev: DEV, // start with dev mode or not
dir: '../webview', // next.js app project dir
conf: nextConfigs, // imported next configs
},
}),
],
});

Index

Other

HandleNextRequestFn: (request: RequestInfo) => HandlerResponse | Promise<HandlerResponse>

Type declaration

HandlerResponse: OkHandlerResponse | ErrorHandlerResponse
NextConfigs: { entryPath?: string; handleRequest?: NextRequestHandler; noPrepare?: boolean; serverOptions?: NextServerOptions }

Type declaration

NextRequestHandler: MaybeContainer<HandleNextRequestFn>
NextServer: ReturnType<typeof createNextServer>
NextServerOptions: { conf?: null | {}; dev?: boolean; dir?: string; quiet?: boolean }

Type declaration

  • Optional conf?: null | {}

    Object what you would use in next.config.js - @default {}

  • Optional dev?: boolean
  • Optional dir?: string

    Where the Next project is located - @default '.'

  • Optional quiet?: boolean

    Hide error messages containing server information - @default false

RequestInfo: { headers: IncomingHttpHeaders; method: string; route: string; url: string }

Type declaration

  • headers: IncomingHttpHeaders

    headers of the HTTP request

  • method: string

    method of the HTTP request

  • route: string

    route path under next entry, the entryPath would be trimmed

  • url: string

    URL of the HTTP request

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