This tool enables server-side rendering for JavaScript applications within a popular content management system's templates. It is designed for developers who build modern, JavaScript-heavy frontends but need to ensure content is accessible to search engines and performs well on initial load.

• Pre-rendered HTML Delivery: The system fetches your application's pages, renders them using a headless browser, and stores the resulting HTML. This HTML is then served directly to visitors and crawlers.
• CMS Integration Plugin: A plugin component creates a custom post type and REST API endpoints within your CMS to manage the render objects and stored HTML snippets.
• Separate Rendering Server: A Node.js application, which can be run via Docker, handles the actual rendering process on a schedule. It calls the CMS API, processes pages, and saves the results back.
• Template Function for Content: Provides a simple PHP function to output the pre-rendered HTML in your theme templates at the correct point, before the page header loads.
• Configurable Rendering Schedule: You can define how often the rendering process runs via a cron schedule, allowing control over how frequently content is updated.