SebastienBrun

I have nextJS 15 and react 19. Did you try : ``` import dynamic from "next/dynamic"; const PDFViewer = dynamic( () => import("@react-pdf/renderer").then((mod) => mod.PDFViewer), { ssr: false, loading: ()...

You're right, i had issue too. Finally what i did : Remove loose from my nextjs config (turbo pack doesn't support it) I create a file pdfViewer.tsx with only these...

ha ha ha, i do understand ! Did you try to do a very simple document PDF for the begining ? Because sometime it is hard to know if this...

I did a test for you, Let me share my config because, it works for me. package.json : ``` "@react-pdf/renderer": "^4.1.6", "react": "19.0.0", "react-dom": "19.0.0", "next": "15.1.3", ``` Next config...

Great! @samadhi1311 Nice website !