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Framework integration enabling React components in Astro's partial hydration architecture


Core Idea:

Astro allows developers to seamlessly integrate React components into static sites while maintaining control over hydration strategies, enabling interactive React elements without sacrificing overall site performance.


Key Principles:

  1. Framework Agnosticism:
    • Astro can use React alongside other frameworks in the same project
  2. Client Directives:
    • Control when and how React components hydrate with directives like client:load or client:visible
  3. Isolated Components:
    • React components operate as islands, isolated from other components

Why It Matters:


How to Implement:

  1. Install Dependencies:
    • Add React integration with npx astro add react
  2. Create Components:
    • Build React components as .jsx or .tsx files
  3. Import and Apply Directives:
    • Import components in Astro files with appropriate client directives

Example:

---
// BlogPost.astro
import CommentsSection from '../components/CommentsSection.jsx';
---

<article>
  <h1>Static Blog Content</h1>
  <div class="content">
    <!-- Static content renders as HTML -->
  </div>
  
  <!-- Only the comments component gets hydrated -->
  <CommentsSection client:visible />
</article>

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References:

  1. Primary Source:
    • Astro official documentation on framework integrations
  2. Additional Resources:
    • Astro + React starter templates in the Astro theme gallery

Tags:

#astro #react #javascript #frontend #integration #partial-hydration


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