React Static Content

Sometimes we have large pieces of static content in our application state, such as articles, user comments, or most content coming from a CMS.
Traditionally when server-side rendering, the initial HTML has two copies of this content, one in the markup and one in a script tag for rehydration.
This is a proof of concept for a way to rehydrate static content in the client without having the state needed to render it.

//server
ReactDOMServer.renderToString(
    <StaticRenderProvider server>
        <StaticContent renderID="big-table">
            <Table data={giantDataObject} />
        </StaticContent>
    </StaticRenderProvider>
);

//client
ReactDOM.rehydrate(
    <StaticRenderProvider>
        <StaticContent renderID="big-table">
            <Table data={null} />
        </StaticContent>
    </StaticRenderProvider>,
    document.getElementById('root'),
);