SSR does not work about axios-hooks

[chris-visser]

Figured the same thing. Its only pre-loading the data to prevent a client fetch.

[sieglingm]

Also thanks from my side for your effort and work. But I agree with above statements: That is not server side rendering. For that the html code has to be rendered with data already on server side which is not the case. The data fetching on server side works, the cache is correctly filled on client side on the initial prerendered page.
But I have another problem: The option 'useCache=true' does not seem to work, the fetch is still executed again on client side with date=undefined and loading=true.

[simoneb]

I am aware of this issue, I've reproduced it but I've postponed work on it because I figured it would require a considerable rewrite of the caching layer, which is now relying on axios's built-in caching mechanism and which cannot work in SSR scenarios. I'm planning to work on this at some point, but I don't know when yet. Of course, any PR is more than welcome and I'm available to provide implementation hints if anyone's interested in picking this up.

[simoneb]

But I have another problem: The option 'useCache=true' does not seem to work, the fetch is still executed again on client side with date=undefined and loading=true.

@sieglingm If this is a different issue, can you please file a new one?

[bananamboon]

hello guys, are there any developments for this issue?

[simoneb]

@bananamboon no developments unfortunately. I don't have enough time to spend on this myself and I would be happy to see a contribution to address this issue.

[anh072]

if the data is not fetched and HTML is not rendered on server side, then its not really SSR. the README says it supports SSR which is very misleading. I think people come to this repo mainly because of SSR support

Any follow-up on this issue