How to make a "serverless" fusion app with the stripping of node.js?

[wheelo]

Type of issue

Feature request

Description

I find that the current version of fusion.js is merely made for React SSR app, that I can only access the entry point by some hidden logic under fusion-cli's entry file. As u illustrated in code of L29 it is designed for some FUSION_ENTRY_PATH entry, which is also used by node hot server.
Here, I got one situation that only require the bundled React logic(for some jssdk). Is that possible to integrate the fusion independent of fusion-cli? That is

Current behavior

import App from 'fusion-react';
import Router from 'fusion-plugin-react-router';

const app = new App(root);
app.register(Router);
// I add this line: https://github.com/fusionjs/fusion-cli/blob/master/entries/client-entry.js#L29
app.callback().call();

Expected behavior

 // Could I shorten the calling process to this in my sdk?
 const app = new App(root);
 app.register(Router);

[KevinGrandon]

Thank you for filing a bug report. I think this is possible today, but also quite hacky. You can construct a HTML file and pull in the .fusion/ generated scripts manually. I think we would need to do a lot of work to fully support applications without a server, but it could be possible with time.

Curious about your usecase, why don't you want to use a server?

[wheelo]

@KevinGrandon Currently, the server api is provided solely by some Java server, and we put the static javascript file and some HTMLs in nginx static server

[mlmorg]

Going to close this as a duplicate of #484.