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gpbl avatar gpbl commented on August 16, 2024

(follow this issue for the 404 status)

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gpbl avatar gpbl commented on August 16, 2024

For the 404 status:

import { find } from 'lodash';
const isNotFound = !!find(state.routes, { 'name': 'not-found' });
res.status(isNotFound ? 404 : 200).send(/* etc */);

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steida avatar steida commented on August 16, 2024

You don't need lodash :-p

let isNotFound = state.routes.some(route => route.name == 'not-found')

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vsnig avatar vsnig commented on August 16, 2024

Hi @gpbl,
I'm struggling with a similar situation as you described in remix-run/react-router#458 (comment)
I have a condition in ParentComponent#render() which renders NotFound component if resource hasn't been found.

In this case I can't spot it this way

Router.run(routes, req.url, (Handler, state) => {
       const html = React.renderToString //.....
       const isNotFound = _.find(state.routes, { 'name': 'not-found' });
       res.status(isNotFound ? 404 : 200).send(html);

because in state.routes I still have the route of ParentComponent and not 'not-found'.
Please suggest how to do that if you have figured it out. Thanks.

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gpbl avatar gpbl commented on August 16, 2024

I'm closing this because it becomes obsolete with the recent 'isomorphic500' release, based on flux. At the end I switched to the fluxible's router: it made easier to manage the error pages – mainly because it keeps all inside a "flux" flow.

@Snegostoop did you find a solution with the suggestions you got in the react-router comments?

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vsnig avatar vsnig commented on August 16, 2024

Up to this moment no, but I elaborated the question as much as I could so I hope we'll at least find out if it's even possible.
I'm also developing my app using flux, but I use another isomorphic-friendly library - flummox. Thanks for your suggestion of fluxible, I'll consider moving to it if this issue with react-router will not resolve.

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gpbl avatar gpbl commented on August 16, 2024

@Snegostoop I understand better now – you are in the case where a NotFound route may come from a 404 API response (e.g. /user/:id when id is a not existing user). In a flux application having a RouteStore, the idea (proposed by the fluxible team) is to execute an action that tell the store to display a 404 page. Honestly I don't know how this could work in a Router.run callback.

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