daniluk4000-nuxt-composition-api
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Composition API hooks for Nuxt
@nuxtjs/composition-apiprovides a way to use the Vue 3 Composition API in with Nuxt-specific features.
Nuxt Bridge has now been released in beta. It has full composition API support and it's strongly recommended to migrate from @nuxtjs/composition-api, if possible, by following the steps in the Bridge migration guide. Feedback welcome at https://github.com/nuxt-community/composition-api/discussions/585.
fetch() in v2.12+router, app, store within setup()vue-meta properties within setup()ref with automatic SSR stringification and hydration (ssrRef)Contributions are very welcome.
Clone this repo
git clone git@github.com:nuxt-community/composition-api.git
Install dependencies and build project
yarn
# Compile library and watch for changes
yarn watch
# Start a test Nuxt fixture with hot reloading
yarn fixture
# Test
yarn test
Tip: You can also use yarn link to test the module locally with your Nuxt project.
MIT License - Copyright © Daniel Roe
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