Add React-helmet-async example

[jaredpalmer]

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[DevanB]

@jaredpalmer Not sure this would be solved by async/suspense (because I'm still having issues wrapping my head around Suspense in general 😞 ), but I have noticed something in my site (in production).

I'm setting the <title> in the server.js, and using react-helmet on a per-page basis to change that title and description. When I navigate away from the home page, via a nav link, then press Back in the browser the title tag is not reverting to the home page's titles. I believe this is because the home page doesn't have react-helmet set meta-data, and I'm incorrectly assuming that it should default back to the server.js included tags when no tags are set within the component.

Is this a correct assumption? Does an async example solve this in any way?

[jaredpalmer]

You are correct. Suspense SSR isn't done yet, but it could solve problems like this. Furthermore, title tags really only matter for SEO (so first render only).

[DevanB]

Ahh, great to know. I'm being told by our SEO/analytics person that title tags matter on each page since the crawler would be crawling each page and expecting a different title per page (same with description, canonical links, and hreflang tags, apparently).

Thanks for the information! 😄

[snow-summer]

Titles matter for more than SEO :) Not only for UX/UI but if a visitor bookmarks a page they will expect the title to be correct for the page they are bookmarking.

[greatwitenorth]

Saw this was closed and was just wondering what the possibility was of seeing an example of React-helmet-async and razzle working together?

[lucasreppewelander]

as regular react-helmet doesn't work if you use renderToNodeStream I found an issue about it at react-helmet but I found that the example with renderToNodeStream on react-helmet-async is too opinionated against apollo..

anyone with more experience in this that could assist how to pipe in the data from the stream?