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Here's my realm: We have a react based "framework" that in the end is zipped up and delivered as a SCORM package to be embedded in a Learning Management System.
by d_runs_far 4y ago
Here's my realm: We have a react based "framework" that in the end is zipped up and delivered as a SCORM package to be embedded in a Learning Management System. We use React Router to manage navigation.
After a quick scan of the Next docs, all references to routing seem to tie back to server side which is a non starter, as the SCORM is standalone HTML/CSS/JS/Media - that we happen to embellish at run time with some api calls.
This is a case where the pure SPA with no server side is the only way to go; seems like a real pain to go against the default state of Next. Am I wrong and am just missing something? Again, been occasionally looking at next and the like over the past while, but never had time to really dig into into it.
- chrisacky 4y agoDo you have an example of the SCORM? I'd love to see how you've structured it? (What's your LMS that you use?)
- robertoandred 4y agoNext doesn’t need a server, you can export to a fully static package. The dynamic server-side features obviously won’t apply, but it otherwise works great.