where is the error?

does it work if you change the url to absolute?
like http://localhost:3000/api/${instance}?

no

like the faq said, you should try fetching github directly in getServerSideProps

I wanted to get the information from an /api , and then get the information I want with getServerSideprops, understand...

why don't you just change /api/${username} to https://api.github.com/users/${username}?

like I said, you need to use absolute url in getServerSideprops

But what will this end point be like when it goes to production?

wdym?

this is a page?

ok , it worked

but

When the domain is no longer localhost 3000, when I deploy, my domain will change, do I not need to configure this?

Is doing what I'm doing a good practice? Do you want to give me a tip?

that's why you should fetch https://api.github.com/users/${username} directly instead of self api

tip is here

you should take a look

I already have 3 fetches happening, so I want to dissolve this component a little, so I thought about doing this

seems you did not take a look. please, go read the article, it's not that long

there's a reason it's there. it's one of the most common nextjs mistakes in this server

i will read now so

What is the best practice to bring this fetch to another file???

do you mean reuse the logic?

yes, bring this fetch from an import function, but because nextjs is opinionated and I haven't found something in the documentation, I haven't done it yet, I want to look for an asynchronous function that executes the fetch from another file, but I'm looking for the best practice for this ...