manuelbieh / react-ssr-setup

Hi! First of all I would thank you for this project, its truly awesome!
Recently I moved to @loadable/component + ssr. But still can't understand one thing in your code:

react-ssr-setup/src/server/middleware/serverRenderer.tsx

Line 31 in e132ac9

css={[res.locals.assetPath('bundle.css'), res.locals.assetPath('vendor.css')]}

There is res.locals.assetPath function there. But I can't realize where it appear from? If I do console.log I'll get another functions which I suggest related to chunk extractor or something like that. But I wan't keep my res.locals clean. How can I remove it?

{
user: null // passportjs
store: {...}, // it's store
history: {...}, // it's history
...
// where next func came from?
  getSources: [Function: getSources],
  getStylesheetSources: [Function: getStylesheetSources],
  getStylesheets: [Function: getStylesheets],
  getJavascriptSources: [Function: getJavascriptSources],
  getJavascripts: [Function: getJavascripts],
  getImageSources: [Function: getImageSources],
  getImages: [Function: getImages],
  getManifest: [Function: getManifest],
  assetPath: [Function: assetPath],
  imageTag: [Function: imageTag],
  javascriptTag: [Function: javascriptTag],
  stylesheetTag: [Function: stylesheetTag] }

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It’s coming from this plugin/middleware:
https://github.com/danethurber/express-manifest-helpers/blob/master/README.md#helpers

It’s reading the manifest file created by webpack-manifest-plugin in config/webpack.config.js/plugins.js

Used here:

react-ssr-setup/src/server/index.ts

Lines 46 to 50 in e132ac9

    
           app.use( 
        
               manifestHelpers({ 
        
                   manifestPath: `${manifestPath}/manifest.json`, 
        
               }) 
        
           );

Thank you for response! I asked because suddenly assetPath() started to return an empty string and I trying to figure out what I did wrong. Thanks again!

That sometimes happens if there were problems writing the manifest.json. It usually helps to restart the yarn start process.

	app.use(
	manifestHelpers({
	manifestPath: `${manifestPath}/manifest.json`,
	})
	);

Question: res.locals