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This MR to save my progress on #36. Mostly a proof of concept for when the sharing issue described below is solved. When/if it does get solved, the idea is to have the current -- as per thebulletin.org -- Doomsday clock on the Wiki behind Konami.
Next.js does not yet support a way to reuse asynchronous data across multiple pages (see vercel/next.js#10949). The workaround is to rely on
getStaticProps
from_app.tsx
and the caveat is that the data will be queried for every page built. Several ways exist to mitigate the issue, all imperfect:Cache the data using the pipeline memory through promise cookies like this MR currently proposes (seesrc/tools/clock/getClockCached.ts
for the limitations)Run a fetching script before the Next.js build: requires a more customizable pipeline: currently not supported by Netlify's free plan