* Add tracking src dir usage to telemetry
* Move isSrcDir back to eventVersion
* Move spinner back
* Add test for isSrcDir telemetry
* Add test for dev mode
* Test `react(-dom)@canary` Every 12 Hours
* Use POSIX syntax
* Test
* Revert "Test"
This reverts commit ba5f22f0b0a2255613b8f11af84581722ad2ca7a.
* Print react versions prior to test
* Revert "Revert "Test""
This reverts commit 0b3cde3c4226066309561ca7c9e684070999af32.
* Revert "Revert "Revert "Test"""
This reverts commit c2c284a7a8d6dc9f39c6d16df109da3ed402afdf.
* add netlifycms example
* Updated everything
* Moved the layout out of _app
* Updated next to latest
* applied prettier and linter
* Removed unrequired files
* Moved to with-netlify-cms
* updated readme to reflect the new name
* Added license field
## Changelog
- Use functional components instead of class components
- Use default exports like in all other examples
- Rename `Portal` component to `ClientOnlyPortal`.
* [with-typescript] Updated TypeScript example to use API routes
Next.js 9.0.0 has been out for a while, which supports API routes, but
the examples were never updated to make use of it. This PR adds a simple
example of an API route which also makes use of dynamic routing.
A simple `fetch()` wrapper is also added for example purposes, and the
pages structure have also been updated to dynamic routing.
* Properly link to the dynamic page
* Update inferno examples to v7.3
* Add polyfill for React.createContext
* Alias react and react-dom with inferno-compat
* Fix linter errors
* Add warning about hooks and suspense support
## Changelog
- Removed react-lazyload
- Removed images
- Removed ReactDOMServer from Client
- Removed next.config.js
## Notes
**CommonJS vs ESM:** In the future we might be able to use top level `await` in order to import only on the server (e.g.: `await import(“react-dom/server”)`)
Until then we need to mix CommonJS and ESM in favor of messing with the webpack config.
The call to `accept.languages()` made the fallback not work.
When called e.g. with `Accept-Language: es-ES,es;q=0.9`, `locale` would contain `[ 'es-ES', 'es' ]` instead of `en`.
(See also: https://www.npmjs.com/package/accepts#languagelanguages )
This pull request is a temporary addition that uses the `x-now-route-params` header in serverless.
This header returns the regex groups with indexes, not their named variants.
As a result, we must use the getRouteMatcher utility to reverse this into Next.js' expected names.
Since this got complex, I've added a test for it. We should probably remove this behavior sooner than later.
