nickreese

My Context on Partial Hydration

When you first start trying to figure out SSR with the goal of partial hydration like I did, you find it is complex for two reasons:

1. You figure out which components you need to mount.
2. You need to mount them with the right props.

At first this seems relatively simple, but there are some non-obvious pitfalls.

Here are my thoughts from building Elder.js and solving these problems.

nickreese

#!/bin/bash

if [ -f .env ]
then
  export $(cat .env | sed 's/#.*//g' | xargs)
fi

echo 'Dropping the local db';
PGPASSWORD=$LOCAL_POSTGRES_PASSWORD psql -h $LOCAL_POSTGRES_HOST -p $LOCAL_POSTGRES_PORT -U $LOCAL_POSTGRES_USER $LOCAL_POSTGRES_DB -c "DROP DATABASE $LOCAL_POSTGRES_DB;"
wait

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