an error will appear where the window object is not defined, I'm a guest this may be the result of server side rendering
page.js
let initData = null;
if (staticContext) {
initData = staticContext.data;
} else if (window.__ROUTE_DATA__) {
initData = window.__ROUTE_DATA__;
delete window.__ROUTE_DATA__;
}
It would be better if the above syntax was put into the effects func.
initialData will never change when navigating to another route on the client side, because window.ROUTE_DATA still stores data on the first page request, so each route will get the same data.
if (!staticContext) {
useEffect(() => {
if (!initData) {
fetch(`data${location.pathname}`)
.then(r => r.json())
.then(setPageData);
}
}, [location]);
}
according to react hook rules, it might be better to put that condition inside our effect hook
https://reactjs.org/docs/hooks-rules.html
const page = (WrappedComponent) =>
({ staticContext })
Please, make a HOC page support react-router-dom v6 (beta)
Thanks, sorry my bad english
an error will appear where the window object is not defined, I'm a guest this may be the result of server side rendering
page.js
It would be better if the above syntax was put into the effects func.
initialData will never change when navigating to another route on the client side, because window.ROUTE_DATA still stores data on the first page request, so each route will get the same data.
according to react hook rules, it might be better to put that condition inside our effect hook
https://reactjs.org/docs/hooks-rules.html
Please, make a HOC page support react-router-dom v6 (beta)
Thanks, sorry my bad english