This example was made because of the following:

• Use components from app/javascript with Rails and SSR.
• Custom hypernova ruby API implementation with single and batch support.
• Cachable responses from hypernova.

Running the example Run the procfile using foreman. Then navigate to localhost:3000

foreman start -f Procfile.dev

Why wasn't hypernova-ruby used?

Hypernova ruby writes to the document.body and when trying to cache the result you would get __hypernova_render_token[0]__, instead I wrote a simple helper using HTTParty that supports a batch of multiple components rendered together and a singular component render. See this for more information about this issue

How can I add more components?

In the hypernova server index file /vue-ssr/src/index.js add your own component to the if/else block in getComponent and import the .vue file in the headers. Included is some basic webpack config for easy imports, like Components/FooBar.vue to resolve the file /app/javascript/src/components/FooBar.vue.