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Dear @monaco-editor/react Developers and Contributors,
I'm writing to share a solution I've developed to overcome the challenges of integrating Language Server Protocol (LSP) functionality within Next.js, specifically using @monaco-editor/react and @Typefox/monaco-language, and addressing the complexities of Server-Side Rendering (SSR).
This repository leverages Docker Compose, enabling straightforward deployment with a single command. I've observed that many developers struggle with SSR-related issues when attempting to integrate LSP into Next.js using these libraries, and I believe this demo could serve as a valuable resource for those facing similar hurdles.
I would be immensely grateful if you would consider including this repository as a community-contributed example in the README. I'm confident it could significantly aid others in navigating these integration challenges.
Would you be receptive to a pull request to incorporate this into the README?
Thank you for your time and consideration.
Sincerely,
cfngc4594
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Dear @monaco-editor/react Developers and Contributors,
I'm writing to share a solution I've developed to overcome the challenges of integrating Language Server Protocol (LSP) functionality within Next.js, specifically using @monaco-editor/react and @Typefox/monaco-language, and addressing the complexities of Server-Side Rendering (SSR).
I've created a demonstration repository, available here: https://github.com/cfngc4594/monaco-editor-lsp-next, which showcases a working implementation.
This repository leverages Docker Compose, enabling straightforward deployment with a single command. I've observed that many developers struggle with SSR-related issues when attempting to integrate LSP into Next.js using these libraries, and I believe this demo could serve as a valuable resource for those facing similar hurdles.
I would be immensely grateful if you would consider including this repository as a community-contributed example in the README. I'm confident it could significantly aid others in navigating these integration challenges.
Would you be receptive to a pull request to incorporate this into the README?
Thank you for your time and consideration.
Sincerely,
cfngc4594
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: