Templating example for react server side rendering with Lambda@Edge

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Templating example for react server side rendering with Lambda@Edge

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Last edited Apr 29, 2018

Created on Apr 29, 2018

This example demonstrates how to apply server-side templating with dynamic social media metadata, replacing placeholder values like `%SERVER_META_URL%` and `%SERVER_META_TITLE%` in an `index.html` file. It shows a templating solution for React server-side rendering, designed to run on Lambda@Edge for edge-optimized content. The implementation likely uses standard React SSR techniques alongside AWS Lambda@Edge for request handling, with the code relying on HTML meta tags to inject Open Graph properties. The approach ensures that social sharing previews are correctly generated from server context.

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