wdym? you can't see the codebase?

Hi @James4u , no, I don't see it, it's a library and can be used from different places

I need a programmatic way to detect it

not much following, those functions used in page router

what did you mean by a library?

Just a function, which cannot see the code.

Sorry mate I don't think I am following you

no no, not together.

Ok, let me clarify...

1) getStaticProps leaves the page static, so it won't be able to use publicRuntimeConfig for example because it cannot get updated from the server-side, right?

2) getServerSideProps() generates a dynamic page so server can inject/update any publicRuntieConfig variables.

I need to make a watchdog-function that detects static pages and SHOUTS loudly

Because today I spent 7 bloody hours to track down why my vars were not updated and to end up with finding the root page which used getStaticProps

I think the best place for this watchdog would be _app.js because you need to write it once

The best I can think about right now - is to invent an always non-empty watchdog variable to then read its value and crash if it's empty

Hm... interesting: router.isRouter seems to always be false for static pages.

Maybe try to use this function and build the app.. it shows if the page is static or dynamic

No, it won't work

isReady was on server only, while i need to check it on client