I am learning NuxtJS and try to build a new project myself to write some code.

I am learning NuxtJS and try to build a new project myself to write some code.

I created a login page, now I want to do something simple to understand how to use cookies on nuxt.

I had a hello.ts file under the server folder. When running npm run dev, it is able to load http://localhost:3000/api/hello. However, when running npm run build, it returns the following error:

I am trying to create “sticky table headers” so that way when the user scrolls a long list of table data rows, the headers stick to the top and visible in the viewport and keep the user informed of what the columns are.

There is such an implementation of proxying requests to api, for reasons unknown to me, the value of the cookie that comes in the response does not change, but its parameters (for example httpOnly) change.

Summary After creating a new project with Nuxt3, I encounter mysterious ESLint errors in VSCode. For example, in the following code: <script setup lang=”ts”> const { params } = useRoute() const { data } = await useFetch(‘/api/fetchCardById’, { query: { id: params.id } }) </script> an error No overload matches this call. is raised. In […]

When I want to add an additional route from nuxt.config.ts, the problem is that the route name is taken from the file file.

When i used:

How do I add a new property in definePageMeta and access it in the application, whether in middleware or via useRoute()