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print (rendered)
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```
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- For client-side side integrations, refer to the [ docs] ( #using-react-on-the-front-end ) .
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+ For client-side integrations, refer to the [ docs] ( #using-react-on-the-front-end ) .
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Documentation
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In development environments, it can be easiest to set the ` RENDER ` setting to False. This ensures that the
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render server will not be used, hence you only need to manage your python process.
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- Be aware that the render servers provided in the example and elsewhere rely on Node.js's module system
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+ Be aware that the render servers provided in the examples and elsewhere rely on Node.js's module system
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which - similarly to Python - caches all modules as soon as they are imported. If you use the render
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server in a development environment, your code is cached and your changes will ** not** effect the
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rendered markup until you reset the render server.
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In production environments, you should ensure that ` RENDER ` is set to True.
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You will want to run the render server under whatever supervisor process suits your need. Depending on
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- your setup, you may need to change the ` RENDER_URL ` setting to reflect your setup .
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+ your setup, you may need to change the ` RENDER_URL ` setting to reflect your environment .
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- When the render server wrapper connects to the JS process, it adds a ` ?hash=<SHA1> ` parameter to the url. The
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- hash parameter is generated from the serialized data that is sent in the request's body and is intended
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+ When the render server wrapper connects to the JS process, it adds a ` ?hash=... ` parameter to the url. The
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+ hash parameter is a SHA-1 hash of the serialized data that is sent in the request's body and is intended
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for consumption by caching layers.
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Depending on your load, you may want to put a reverse proxy in front of the render server. Be aware that
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