How does static generation work in nuxtjs?
nuxt render with target: ‘static’ will pre-render all your pages to HTML and save a payload file to simulate asyncData and fetch in client-side navigation, this means no more HTTP calls to your API in client-side navigation client side.
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What is the best way to get data in nuxt?
Use the new search hook that is available in Nuxt 2.12 and later. Make the API call on the mounted binding and set the data properties when it loads. Disadvantage: It won’t work for server side rendering.
How to create a new folder in nuxt-X strapi?
Go back to nuxt-x-strapi/ and run the following command: yarn create strapi-app backend –quickstart. At this point, a new folder called backend will be created. We will be redirected to our browser where we need to configure our Strapi administrator credentials.
Where can i find strapi for nuxt logrocket?
You will find it running at http://localhost:3000. You will be greeted by the usual Nuxt home page: now that we have our frontend running, we need to set up our project with Strapi as our backend. Strapi is extensible and allows us to manage what we use as our database.
Why is router.push not working in the latest version of nuxt?
router.push() is not reloading page content in latest version of nuxt while changing url query For pagination, when clicking on second page, url changes to this.$router.push( {query : {‘page 2 }}). Usually router.push() will call from the created hook. But now it only changes the URL query and doesn’t update the data.
Can nuxt start be run on a local server?
Bonus: you can run nuxt start to run a local server serving your generated static app. Note: in this video we are using nuxt export, which has been deprecated in favor of nuxt generate.
When to call Nuxt.js when route changes?
To do so, you need to provide a path to your component in the load option. Nuxt.js will then call your component directly. Your component has to expose some of these methods: Called when a route changes, this is where you expose your component. Called when a route is loaded (and data is fetched), this is where it hides its component.