Currently, when the React Router routes or pathnames are directly entered in the browser address bar or when a view that is not at the root path is refreshed, the URL does not work. This happens because the server does not recognize the React Router routes. We have to implement basic server-side rendering on the backend, so the server is able to respond when it receives a request to a frontend route.
To render relevant React components properly when the server receives requests to the frontend routes, we need to render the React components server side with regard to the React Router and Material-UI components.
The basic idea behind server-side rendering of React apps is to use the renderToString method from react-dom to convert the root React component to markup string, and attach it to the template that the server renders when it receives...
