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Thanks Max! I just served it statically and it loads perfectly and its also much faster!
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I can make an example for you on Saturday morning when I've got my own personal time to code.
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Hi @knoebelja, thanks for using nextein!
Could you please add more information about this issue? Is this in dev mode or the exported site? Usually if you use a Link
**and ** the component is being reused by React then it shouldn't reload the asset. But this issue can be due to many different scenarios.
In case you have a public repo I can check let me know.
Thanks,
Max
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Unfortunately, the project is not in a public repo. I am usingLink
however. And the project seems to happen when I run nextein
and also when it is deployed. When we deploy the project, it is in a docker container using nextein build
followed by nextein start
.
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nextein
is a static site generator. Personally I won't recommend to use it for an app (even though you can because of next
) since it is not tested as a production server and it might imply many security problems.
If the project you are working on can be deployed as a static site (using the nextein build && nextein export
) you can use serve
to deploy the generated site within a Docker container.
Back to your issue, as I said before, there are many scenarios that could make a static asset to be reloaded. Usually, if it's an image, the browser caches the image and there is no impact. Remember that next
pages are or can be cached but each page re-renders when you navigate using Link
. On the other hand, when using an <a>
tag the whole page is reloaded.
Could you create a simple scenario / test (maybe using nextein-starter
) to reproduce the problem so I can check what's going on?
Thanks!
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