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How to host SSR web apps on Appwrite Sites
- Server-Side Rendering (SSR) is crucial for web apps needing dynamic content pre-rendered on the server, and Appwrite Sites supports SSR, CSR, and SSG.
- To host a web app with SSR on Appwrite Sites, connect your GitHub repo, configure deployment settings, and manage the build process.
- SSR enables personalized, real-time, and SEO-friendly content, with Appwrite Sites supporting framework configurations and server runtimes like Node.js.
- Steps to host an SSR app on Appwrite: Open the Appwrite Console, connect your repository, configure deployment settings, define build commands, and deploy.
- Different frameworks require specific SSR adjustments when migrating from Vercel to Appwrite, such as using appropriate Node.js adapters.
- For Next.js, ensure output field remains unset; for SvelteKit, switch to the Node.js adapter in svelte.config.js; for Nuxt, set build command to npm run build.
- Angular SSR apps should utilize @angular/ssr/node; Astro apps need the Node adapter in astro.config.mjs; Remix apps should use @remix-run/node in the server entry file.
- Analog supports SSR via Vite with the ssr property set to true in vite.config.ts for server-side rendering in the build pipeline.
- Appwrite Console provides specific framework instructions for SSR configuration under Build settings, ensuring correct setup for seamless hosting.
- Hosting SSR apps on Appwrite Sites offers flexibility, a Git-powered workflow, and framework integrations, empowering users with customizable build behavior.
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