Connect middleware for serving React components from a standard folder structure (v2.2.4). Allows building React-based sites with a convention-over-configuration approach, automatically compiling assets via webpack. Includes automatic CSS handling from adjacent .styl/.css files, support for custom webpack loaders, and integration with Express. Last updated in 2016, with low release cadence. Differentiates by enforcing a specific folder structure and providing server-side compilation, but is outdated compared to modern frameworks like Next.js.
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Verified import paths — ran on the pinned version, not inferred.
Basic server setup using ReactMiddleware with Express, including build step and listening on port 3030.
Migrate to a current SSR framework.
Ensure you call site.build() and wait for it to resolve before mounting.
If you need default loaders, include them in your custom array.
Use init() only once on a fresh folder, or manually create the structure.
Run `npm install react-middleware`.
Use `const ReactMiddleware = require('react-middleware').default;` or switch to ESM import.Ensure you call `ReactMiddleware({ base: './site' })` which returns an object with build method.