I'll create a flight tracking application similar to FlightRadar24 with a map on the left and search/information panels on the right. The app will query different REST endpoints to fetch flight data.
The code returns the following error:
{"name":"FatalRendererError","code":"FATAL_RENDERER_ERROR","stack":"ek@https://kzmm5l4s9o7jxdnymmoo.lite.vusercontent.net/_next/static/chunks/7688.19e1746dd138f976.js:1:9354\neh@https://kzmm5l4s9o7jxdnymmoo.lite.vusercontent.net/_next/static/chunks/7688.19e1746dd138f976.js:1:9323\nresolve@https://kzmm5l4s9o7jxdnymmoo.lite.vusercontent.net/_next/static/chunks/9043-7138b626e83d0057.js:1:74769\n57688/eb<@https://kzmm5l4s9o7jxdnymmoo.lite.vusercontent.net/_next/static/chunks/7688.19e1746dd138f976.js:1:8930\n57688/ej/r.L</r.d<@https://kzmm5l4s9o7jxdnymmoo.lite.vusercontent.net/_next/static/chunks/7688.19e1746dd138f976.js:1:11977\n57688/ej/r.L<@https://kzmm5l4s9o7jxdnymmoo.lite.vusercontent.net/_next/static/chunks/7688.19e1746dd138f976.js:1:11821\n"}
Revise the code to address the error.
I was previewing: /
I'll fix the error by properly handling the Leaflet map integration in Next.js. The main issue is that Leaflet requires a browser environment and doesn't work well with server-side rendering.
I've fixed the error by making several important changes:
flight-map.tsx
component that's dynamically imported with ssr: false
to ensure Leaflet only loads on the client side.The application now has:
This implementation should work correctly in the Next.js environment without the previous rendering errors.