react-static/react-static

Features

• Static Site Generators - Transforms React components into static HTML files to improve page load speed and search engine visibility.
• Static Site Generators - Transforms React components into optimized static HTML files to improve page load speed and search engine optimization.
• Static Websites - Transforms React components into static HTML files to improve page load speed and search engine visibility.
• Static-HTML Hydration - Transforms static HTML into interactive applications by hydrating content after the initial load.
• Static Page Rendering - Renders components and data into static HTML files for fast initial loads and search engine optimization.
• MDX Processors - Processes MDX files by parsing Markdown and JSX to generate static HTML routes.
• External Data Ingestion - Ingests structured data from any external provider to populate templates during the build process.
• Static Route Prerendering - Creates unique URL paths automatically from files in a pages directory or from a provided array.
• Progressive Web Apps - Exports static HTML that hydrates into a full interactive application to enable instant navigation.
• Metadata Injection Components - Uses a top-level wrapper component to inject SEO metadata and scripts into the root HTML structure.
• Asset Prefetching Strategies - Implements a prefetching queue and code-splitting to ensure instantaneous transitions between static pages.
• Page Navigation Prefetching - Ensures instantaneous view transitions by prefetching likely next-page assets and splitting code into small chunks.
• Hook-Based Plugin Systems - Provides a system of lifecycle hooks that allow external plugins to modify bundling and transform assets.
• View-to-URL Mapping - Maps URL paths to specific React components and data sources to handle site navigation.
• Build-Time Data Integration - Fetches site content from any source or API to populate templates during the build process.
• URL Route Mapping - Maps URL paths to components and associates each route with data fetched during the build process.
• File-System Routing - Automatically generates site routes based on the directory structure and contents of local source files.
• HTML Hydration - Renders components to static HTML at build time and attaches React event listeners on the client.
• Viewport-Based Asset Prefetching - Reduces perceived load times by queuing the download of templates and assets when links enter the viewport.
• Progressive Web Apps - Provides a framework for building web applications that offer native-like experiences and instant navigation via static HTML hydration.
• Route-Based Data Loading - Associates specific asynchronous data requests with URL paths to populate components during the build process.
• Meta Tag Management - Provides a component to control the root HTML structure, including head tags, meta tags, and scripts.
• Build Pipeline Plugins - Customizes bundling configurations and transforms components through a programmatic plugin API.
• Build Configurations - Allows extending bundling configurations through an API file to modify asset processing and add plugins.
• Hot Code Reloading - Updates styles and components in real-time during development without requiring a full browser refresh.
• Incremental Build Engines - Reduces build times by tracking changes and updating only the specific parts of the project that have changed.
• Build Pipeline Integrators - Connects the generation process to various bundling tools and pipelines to manage assets and compilation.
• Build Output Bundling - Adjusts CSS bundling, inlining, and minification options to optimize the final production build.
• Runtime Data Caching - Retrieves data during the rendering process using a runtime cache to avoid pre-defining dependencies.
• Delivery Optimizations - Reduces network requests for the first paint by splitting styles into route-specific files or inlining them.
• Build Pipeline Extenders - Injects custom logic into the build process to modify configurations, transform assets, or append metadata.
• Data Fetching & Caching - Stores fetched information in a temporary runtime cache to prevent redundant API calls during rendering.
• Data Fetching - Retrieves asynchronous data defined for a specific route and provides it to the corresponding component.
• Document Head Management - Provides utilities for dynamically updating document metadata and head tags from any component in the application.
• Code Splitting - Divides application logic and route data into smaller, on-demand chunks to optimize initial load times.
• Dynamic Route Reloading - Rebuilds route definitions and associated data in real-time during development without requiring a server restart.
• Dynamic Routing - Renders specific routes on the client side to handle pages that should not be statically generated.
• Global Prop Sharing - Retrieves shared configuration or global data and makes it available across all components in the application.
• Global Site Configuration - Stores common data in a global configuration to make it accessible across all routes without duplication.
• Lifecycle Hooks - Modifies project behavior and bundling configurations using a system of lifecycle hooks and transformer functions.
• Programmatic Prefetching - Provides APIs for triggering data and template fetching manually to populate caches before components render.
• Shared Data Fragments - Reduces payload size by creating data fragments that load once per session and merge into multiple routes.
• Viewport-Based Prefetching - Downloads templates and data fragments in the background when links enter the viewport to enable instant transitions.
• Sitemap Generators - Automatically generates customizable XML sitemaps based on defined site routes.
• Static Site Generators - Progressive static site generator for React.

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