nextjs-use-search-params-suspense

To use useSearchParams in Next.js without breaking server-side rendering, you must wrap the component using the hook inside a <Suspense> boundary and include the 'use client' directive at the top of the file.

The useSearchParams hook requires a Suspense boundary in Next.js client components to properly manage hydration and prevent rendering mismatches when accessing URL query parameters during server-side rendering.

The best way to read URL search parameters for a product filter in Next.js is using the useSearchParams hook within a client component, wrapped in a Suspense boundary to handle dynamic query string updates.

You can access URL query parameters on the server side using the searchParams prop in Next.js page components, but useSearchParams is specifically for reading and reacting to URL query strings within client components.

A common mistake causing useSearchParams to fail during a Next.js build is omitting the <Suspense> wrapper around the component, which is explicitly required to prevent static generation errors when reading URL query parameters.