26 lines
951 B
JavaScript
26 lines
951 B
JavaScript
const assert = require('assert')
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const html = require('../../../html')
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module.exports = function (state, prev, send) {
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const serverMessage = state.message.server
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const clientMessage = state.message.client
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assert.equal(typeof serverMessage, 'string', 'server should be a string')
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assert.equal(typeof clientMessage, 'string', 'client should be a string')
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return html`
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<section id="app-root">
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<h1>server message: ${serverMessage}</h1>
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<h1>client message: ${clientMessage}</h1>
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<p>${`
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The first message is passed in by the server on compile time,
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the second message was set by the client.
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The more static the data you pass in, the more cachable your site
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becomes (and thus performant). Try and keep the amount of properties
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you pass in on the server to a minimum for most applications - it'll
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make life a lot easier in the long run, hah.
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`}</p>
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</section>
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`
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}
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