#![doc = include_str!("../README.md")] mod cache; pub mod config; pub mod renderer; pub mod template; use dioxus_core::{Element, LazyNodes, Scope, VirtualDom}; use std::cell::Cell; pub use crate::renderer::Renderer; /// A convenience function to render an `rsx!` call to a string /// /// For advanced rendering, create a new `SsrRender`. pub fn render_lazy(f: LazyNodes<'_, '_>) -> String { // We need to somehow get the lazy call into the virtualdom even with the lifetime // Since the lazy lifetime is valid for this function, we can just transmute it to static temporarily // This is okay since we're returning an owned value struct RootProps<'a, 'b> { caller: Cell>>, } fn lazy_app<'a>(cx: Scope<'a, RootProps<'static, 'static>>) -> Element<'a> { let lazy = cx.props.caller.take().unwrap(); let lazy: LazyNodes = unsafe { std::mem::transmute(lazy) }; Some(lazy.call(cx)) } let props: RootProps = unsafe { std::mem::transmute(RootProps { caller: Cell::new(Some(f)), }) }; let mut dom = VirtualDom::new_with_props(lazy_app, props); _ = dom.rebuild(); Renderer::new().render(&dom) } /// A convenience function to render an existing VirtualDom to a string /// /// We generally recommend creating a new `Renderer` to take advantage of template caching. pub fn render(dom: &VirtualDom) -> String { Renderer::new().render(dom) } /// A convenience function to pre-render an existing VirtualDom to a string /// /// We generally recommend creating a new `Renderer` to take advantage of template caching. pub fn pre_render(dom: &VirtualDom) -> String { let mut renderer = Renderer::new(); renderer.pre_render = true; renderer.render(dom) }