Question about project render method

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Bonga shad posted this in #help-forum

Bonga shadOP

2023-09-07T04:25:04.000Z

How to check if my entire project is SSG or client-side rendering?

I donâ€™t use any of next getStaticProps or any other props at all, after I build next build

I got

â—‹ (Static) automatically rendered as static HTML (uses no initial props)
Done in 64.61s.
Collected static files (public/, static/, .next/static): 14.43ms
Build Completed in /vercel/output [1m]
Deploying outputs...

Is this enough to know or any information it needed that the site is not SSR?

Any help appreciated! Thanks in advance.

Answered by @ts-ignore

this tells you how each page is rendered

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@Bonga shad How to check if my entire project is SSG or client-side rendering? I donâ€™t use any of next getStaticProps or any other props at all, after I build next build I got â—‹ (Static) automatically rendered as static HTML (uses no initial props) Done in 64.61s. Collected static files (public/, static/, .next/static): 14.43ms Build Completed in /vercel/output [1m] Deploying outputs... Is this enough to know or any information it needed that the site is not SSR? Any help appreciated! Thanks in advance.

@ts-ignore

2023-09-07T04:26:13.000Z

this tells you how each page is rendered

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@ts-ignore

2023-09-07T04:27:26.000Z

this is logs for my site

Bonga shadOP

2023-09-07T04:29:28.000Z

Hi, Thanks very much. I apprieciate it.
What's the difference between SSG and static?

@Bonga shad Hi, Thanks very much. I apprieciate it. What's the difference between SSG and static?

@ts-ignore

2023-09-07T04:30:32.000Z

From what I know
- Static means that the content of the page doesn't depend on anything
- SSG means the data on which the content depends is fetched during build time

Bonga shadOP

2023-09-07T04:31:25.000Z

Thank you very much

@Bonga shad Thank you very much

@ts-ignore

2023-09-07T04:32:05.000Z

np, just mark this thread as answered