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I need to start a react application and I need pre-rendering and routing, so I installed react-snap and react-router. (The react-router to do the routing and react-snap for pre-rendering obviously).



Everything looks fine in the local with 'npm start' but as I make a production build and serve it, the routing links make the page redirect to a new url, so all i see always, is the homepage.



My render looks like this:



 render() 
return (
<Router>
<React.Fragment>
<MainNav/>
<Route exact path="/" component=Home/>
<Route path="/greeting/:name/:surname" render=(props) => <Greetings text="Hello, " ...props /> />
<Route path="/About" component=About/>
</React.Fragment>
</Router>
);



and this is my index.js as suggested by react-snap



import React from 'react';
import hydrate, render from "react-dom";
import './index.css';
import App from './App';
import * as serviceWorker from './serviceWorker';

const rootElement = document.getElementById("root");
if (rootElement.hasChildNodes())
hydrate(<App />, rootElement);
else
render(<App />, rootElement);


serviceWorker.unregister();


any ideas?










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    I need to start a react application and I need pre-rendering and routing, so I installed react-snap and react-router. (The react-router to do the routing and react-snap for pre-rendering obviously).



    Everything looks fine in the local with 'npm start' but as I make a production build and serve it, the routing links make the page redirect to a new url, so all i see always, is the homepage.



    My render looks like this:



     render() 
    return (
    <Router>
    <React.Fragment>
    <MainNav/>
    <Route exact path="/" component=Home/>
    <Route path="/greeting/:name/:surname" render=(props) => <Greetings text="Hello, " ...props /> />
    <Route path="/About" component=About/>
    </React.Fragment>
    </Router>
    );



    and this is my index.js as suggested by react-snap



    import React from 'react';
    import hydrate, render from "react-dom";
    import './index.css';
    import App from './App';
    import * as serviceWorker from './serviceWorker';

    const rootElement = document.getElementById("root");
    if (rootElement.hasChildNodes())
    hydrate(<App />, rootElement);
    else
    render(<App />, rootElement);


    serviceWorker.unregister();


    any ideas?










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      I need to start a react application and I need pre-rendering and routing, so I installed react-snap and react-router. (The react-router to do the routing and react-snap for pre-rendering obviously).



      Everything looks fine in the local with 'npm start' but as I make a production build and serve it, the routing links make the page redirect to a new url, so all i see always, is the homepage.



      My render looks like this:



       render() 
      return (
      <Router>
      <React.Fragment>
      <MainNav/>
      <Route exact path="/" component=Home/>
      <Route path="/greeting/:name/:surname" render=(props) => <Greetings text="Hello, " ...props /> />
      <Route path="/About" component=About/>
      </React.Fragment>
      </Router>
      );



      and this is my index.js as suggested by react-snap



      import React from 'react';
      import hydrate, render from "react-dom";
      import './index.css';
      import App from './App';
      import * as serviceWorker from './serviceWorker';

      const rootElement = document.getElementById("root");
      if (rootElement.hasChildNodes())
      hydrate(<App />, rootElement);
      else
      render(<App />, rootElement);


      serviceWorker.unregister();


      any ideas?










      share|improve this question













      I need to start a react application and I need pre-rendering and routing, so I installed react-snap and react-router. (The react-router to do the routing and react-snap for pre-rendering obviously).



      Everything looks fine in the local with 'npm start' but as I make a production build and serve it, the routing links make the page redirect to a new url, so all i see always, is the homepage.



      My render looks like this:



       render() 
      return (
      <Router>
      <React.Fragment>
      <MainNav/>
      <Route exact path="/" component=Home/>
      <Route path="/greeting/:name/:surname" render=(props) => <Greetings text="Hello, " ...props /> />
      <Route path="/About" component=About/>
      </React.Fragment>
      </Router>
      );



      and this is my index.js as suggested by react-snap



      import React from 'react';
      import hydrate, render from "react-dom";
      import './index.css';
      import App from './App';
      import * as serviceWorker from './serviceWorker';

      const rootElement = document.getElementById("root");
      if (rootElement.hasChildNodes())
      hydrate(<App />, rootElement);
      else
      render(<App />, rootElement);


      serviceWorker.unregister();


      any ideas?







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          I've been battling this for a couple weeks now. The main thing I've noticed is that if I call registerServiceWorker() in index.js, the app will function normally after building. If I comment out this line the app only routes to '/' no matter what.



          It appears you are unregistering the service worker in your index.js, this might cause an issue.



          A catch 22 I've run into and haven't been able to solve is that if I use the registerServiceWorker() call in index.js, react-snap doesn't properly prerender all the routes, and if I do comment out the registerServiceWorker() line, react-snap prerenders all routes perfectly, but the app doesnt navigate.



          It's also worth noting that my project was created using 'create-react-app' and hasnt been ejected.






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            I've been able to fix a similar issue by adding the following snippet to my package.json



            "reactSnap": 
            "fixWebpackChunksIssue": false



            Check the following link for more information and other options



            https://github.com/stereobooster/react-snap/issues/264






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              I've been battling this for a couple weeks now. The main thing I've noticed is that if I call registerServiceWorker() in index.js, the app will function normally after building. If I comment out this line the app only routes to '/' no matter what.



              It appears you are unregistering the service worker in your index.js, this might cause an issue.



              A catch 22 I've run into and haven't been able to solve is that if I use the registerServiceWorker() call in index.js, react-snap doesn't properly prerender all the routes, and if I do comment out the registerServiceWorker() line, react-snap prerenders all routes perfectly, but the app doesnt navigate.



              It's also worth noting that my project was created using 'create-react-app' and hasnt been ejected.






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                I've been battling this for a couple weeks now. The main thing I've noticed is that if I call registerServiceWorker() in index.js, the app will function normally after building. If I comment out this line the app only routes to '/' no matter what.



                It appears you are unregistering the service worker in your index.js, this might cause an issue.



                A catch 22 I've run into and haven't been able to solve is that if I use the registerServiceWorker() call in index.js, react-snap doesn't properly prerender all the routes, and if I do comment out the registerServiceWorker() line, react-snap prerenders all routes perfectly, but the app doesnt navigate.



                It's also worth noting that my project was created using 'create-react-app' and hasnt been ejected.






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                  I've been battling this for a couple weeks now. The main thing I've noticed is that if I call registerServiceWorker() in index.js, the app will function normally after building. If I comment out this line the app only routes to '/' no matter what.



                  It appears you are unregistering the service worker in your index.js, this might cause an issue.



                  A catch 22 I've run into and haven't been able to solve is that if I use the registerServiceWorker() call in index.js, react-snap doesn't properly prerender all the routes, and if I do comment out the registerServiceWorker() line, react-snap prerenders all routes perfectly, but the app doesnt navigate.



                  It's also worth noting that my project was created using 'create-react-app' and hasnt been ejected.






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                  I've been battling this for a couple weeks now. The main thing I've noticed is that if I call registerServiceWorker() in index.js, the app will function normally after building. If I comment out this line the app only routes to '/' no matter what.



                  It appears you are unregistering the service worker in your index.js, this might cause an issue.



                  A catch 22 I've run into and haven't been able to solve is that if I use the registerServiceWorker() call in index.js, react-snap doesn't properly prerender all the routes, and if I do comment out the registerServiceWorker() line, react-snap prerenders all routes perfectly, but the app doesnt navigate.



                  It's also worth noting that my project was created using 'create-react-app' and hasnt been ejected.







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                      I've been able to fix a similar issue by adding the following snippet to my package.json



                      "reactSnap": 
                      "fixWebpackChunksIssue": false



                      Check the following link for more information and other options



                      https://github.com/stereobooster/react-snap/issues/264






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                        I've been able to fix a similar issue by adding the following snippet to my package.json



                        "reactSnap": 
                        "fixWebpackChunksIssue": false



                        Check the following link for more information and other options



                        https://github.com/stereobooster/react-snap/issues/264






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                          I've been able to fix a similar issue by adding the following snippet to my package.json



                          "reactSnap": 
                          "fixWebpackChunksIssue": false



                          Check the following link for more information and other options



                          https://github.com/stereobooster/react-snap/issues/264






                          share|improve this answer














                          I've been able to fix a similar issue by adding the following snippet to my package.json



                          "reactSnap": 
                          "fixWebpackChunksIssue": false



                          Check the following link for more information and other options



                          https://github.com/stereobooster/react-snap/issues/264







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