Instances of up.RenderResult describe the effects of rendering.
Functions like up.render(), up.follow() or up.submit() return a promise
that resolves with an up.RenderResult:
let result = await up.render('.target', content: 'foo')
console.log(result.fragments) // result: [<div class="target">...</div>]
console.log(result.layer) // result: up.Layer.Root
console.log(result.renderOptions) // result: { target: '.target', content: 'foo', ... }
Returns the inserted fragment.
The effective fragments that ended up being inserted.
The updated layer.
Whether this render pass did not result in any fragments being rendered.
Whether this render pass has rendered a successful response.
The render options used to produce this result.
The target selector for the rendered fragments.