PgetServerSideProps runs on the server as the name implies, not on the client as the page does. You'll want to just fetch from your db or whatever that query does in that function.
Ptrpc is for client->server communication
PAny reason why you want to use gSSP?
PI would just call the query in your page like you said you were previously
PNope, the opposite. gSSP will block the page load until that function returns, which is going to wait for the db call. If you use the trpc query, it'll be in a loading state until the data arrives but won't block page load.
PI'll mainly use it when I want to restrict pages to authenticated users or users that have a certain characteristic (like permission level), that way they don't see the page at all and you can easily redirect them to something like /login
PYeah that's a use case
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PNextjs has really good docs including beginner tutorials, definitely take advantage of them
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PIs it slow in general or for specific pages?
PDo you have any getServerSideProps on them
PCan you send that?
PYes
PThat shouldn't delay it since you aren't calling a db or fetching anything
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PAny warnings in your terminal or browser console?
PI'm not sure, that's strange
PWhere are you doing the db calls if any
PBut that's using trpc now right?
P(in the page)
PIs your repo public by chance?
