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docs(preact): add a streaming section to the SSR guide and an 'ssr-streaming' example - #12412
Document how to stream server-rendered html with Preact Query, and add an example that runs it.
docs/framework/preact/guides/ssr.md: add a "Streaming" section.
Stream with renderToPipeableStream from preact-render-to-string/stream-node, following the Preact streaming docs: write the html and pipe in onShellReady, and abort after a timeout to fall back to client rendering.
Keep the guide's existing rule for useSuspenseQuery and prefetch every rendered query. Start them all before rendering, without awaiting, so each <Suspense> boundary only waits for its own query.
dehydrate each query as soon as it succeeds and send its state inline before the next chunk through a Transform. On the client, hydrate all streamed states before hydrating the app. This is the same idea as ReactQueryStreamedHydration from @tanstack/react-query-next-experimental.
End the Transform from onError, since the renderer destroys its own stream on render errors and aborts and the response would otherwise never finish.
Caveats:
serialize the states with an XSS-safe serializer (uneval from devalue)
flush per chunk when the response is buffered by middleware like compression
build the error boundary with useErrorBoundary, because a class component together with options.errorBoundaries also catches the promises of suspending components on the server and breaks streaming
a query failing on the server leaves the text undefined in its boundary until the client hydrates
examples/preact/ssr-streaming: the code from the section, with the same layout as the React nextjs-suspense-streaming example.
An Express server with an /api/wait route, using Vite in middleware mode in development.
In production it serves dist/client with sirv and compression, calling res.flush() after every chunk.
Each boundary is wrapped in an ErrorBoundary built on useErrorBoundary.
docs/config.json: add SSR with streaming to the preact Examples group.
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Added a runnable Preact example demonstrating server-rendered streaming with independently loading content, grouped loading states, and error handling.
Added guidance on setting up streaming SSR, including query prefetching, client hydration, response handling, and failure behavior.
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Adds a Preact SSR streaming example with server-rendered suspense queries, streamed query-state scripts, and client hydration. The SSR guide documents the rendering flow, response handling, hydration, and streaming caveats.
Changes: Preact SSR streaming
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Query-driven Preact example examples/preact/ssr-streaming/src/App.tsx, src/ErrorBoundary.tsx, src/services/wait/*, src/makeQueryClient.ts
Adds wait queries and renders them in individual suspense boundaries and a grouped suspense boundary, each with error handling.
Server rendering and query-state injection examples/preact/ssr-streaming/src/entry-server.tsx, docs/framework/preact/guides/ssr.md
Starts the example queries during server rendering and injects each successful query’s dehydrated state before streamed HTML chunks. The guide explains this flow and its failure and buffering caveats.
Adds development and production server handling for the streamed response, client hydration of received states, and the example’s HTML shell and project setup. Adds the example to Preact navigation.
sequenceDiagram
participant Browser
participant server as server.js
participant render as render()
participant waitAPI
participant client as entry-client.tsx
Browser->>server: Request the page
server->>render: Start server rendering
render->>waitAPI: Fetch wait-query data
waitAPI->>server: Request /api/wait
server-->>waitAPI: Return delayed JSON
render-->>server: Stream HTML with query-state scripts
server-->>Browser: Send shell and streamed chunks
Browser->>client: Hydrate query states and app
TanStack/query#12407: Adds the non-streaming Preact SSR example and navigation entry that this PR extends with a streaming variant.
Suggested reviewers:tkdodo
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The example is mergeable with a bounded security concern: a production request failure could disclose server exception details. Return a generic error response before using it publicly.
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Document how to stream server-rendered html with Preact Query, and add an example that runs it.
docs/framework/preact/guides/ssr.md: add a "Streaming" section.renderToPipeableStreamfrompreact-render-to-string/stream-node, following the Preact streaming docs: write the html and pipe inonShellReady, andabortafter a timeout to fall back to client rendering.useSuspenseQueryand prefetch every rendered query. Start them all before rendering, without awaiting, so each<Suspense>boundary only waits for its own query.dehydrateeach query as soon as it succeeds and send its state inline before the next chunk through aTransform. On the client,hydrateall streamed states before hydrating the app. This is the same idea asReactQueryStreamedHydrationfrom@tanstack/react-query-next-experimental.TransformfromonError, since the renderer destroys its own stream on render errors and aborts and the response would otherwise never finish.unevalfromdevalue)compressionuseErrorBoundary, because a class component together withoptions.errorBoundariesalso catches the promises of suspending components on the server and breaks streamingundefinedin its boundary until the client hydratesexamples/preact/ssr-streaming: the code from the section, with the same layout as the Reactnextjs-suspense-streamingexample./api/waitroute, using Vite in middleware mode in development.dist/clientwithsirvandcompression, callingres.flush()after every chunk.ErrorBoundarybuilt onuseErrorBoundary.docs/config.json: addSSR with streamingto thepreactExamples group.pnpm-lock.yaml: add the example's importer.✅ Checklist
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