superglue
nodesuperglue
node contains information about your application that you may find useful. You may read from this store, but do not write.pages
nodepages
is where rendered JSON templates live. It's a hash where the keys are the pathname + query of your url, known throughout the documentation as pageKey
, and the values are received JSON responses.pageKey
does not include the location hash of your URL. This is by design, Superglue ignores the location hash and falls back to browser defaults. So while you can visit /posts#foo
and /posts
in the browser, Superglue will store both as /posts
.remote(/dashboard?props_at=data.content.bar_chart)
is enough to query your content on the server-side, respond with a node, and graft it at the same location in your redux state.pages
node also serves as a cache of your previous visits. That means there's a chance for some data in your Redux state to be out of date. For example, your most recent visit may have an updated header that your previous page does not have.