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Nimpl Getters

Implementation of server getters in React Server Components without switching to SSR

Nimpl Getters

Implementation of server getters in React Server Components without switching to SSR

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Last Commit Last Commit: May 17, 2025 -
First Commit Created: Aug 8, 2025 -
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Overview

The @nimpl/getters library for Next.js is a powerful tool that enhances React Server Components by enabling server-side data retrieval without messing with server-side rendering (SSR). This utility is particularly useful for developers looking to streamline their workflow and improve performance when using Next.js. With its latest 2.x release, this library supports Next.js v15, providing a robust foundation for new projects.

The implementation aims to simplify accessing critical app data while maintaining high stability. With thorough testing for each getter and regular updates against the evolving Next.js framework, @nimpl/getters ensures a reliable experience for users. This package is an invaluable asset for React developers wanting to leverage server getters effectively.

Features

  • Compatibility with Next.js v15: Designed specifically for the latest version, ensuring seamless integration without SSR complexities.
  • Stable Getter Operations: All getters are rigorously tested, launched with confidence that they will work reliably and consistently.
  • Comprehensive Testing: Continuous integration with tests run on each release and every 6 hours on the latest Canary version of Next.js to catch breaking changes early.
  • Flexible Data Access: Includes essential getters like get-pathname, get-app-pathname, get-params, and more, making it easier to retrieve necessary application data.
  • Additional Context Management: Moved functionalities like create-server-context and get-server-context to a dedicated package @nimpl/context for enhanced organization and use.
  • Community Engagement: Encourages users to contribute by reporting issues, suggesting new getters, and providing feedback to shape future development.