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LogRocket module for Nuxt.js
nuxt-logrocket
dependency using yarn or npm to your projectyarn add nuxt-logrocket
OR
npm install nuxt-logrocket --save
nuxt-logrocket
to the modules
section of your nuxt.config.ts
fileimport { defineNuxtConfig } from 'nuxt'
export default defineNuxtConfig({
modules: ['nuxt-logrocket'],
logRocket: {
id: '',
dev: false,
config: {
//
}
}
})
Options can be passed using either Runtime Config or the logRocket
section in nuxt.config.ts
.
Setting a value for the required id
option is enough in most cases.
Below is the complete list of options:
Option | Type | Default | Required |
---|---|---|---|
id | String | '' | True |
dev | Boolean | true | False |
enablePinia | Boolean | true | False |
release | String | null | False |
consoleEnabled | Boolean | true | False |
networkEnabled | Boolean | true | False |
networkRequestSanitizer | Function | - | False |
networkResponseSanitizer | Function | - | False |
domEnabled | Boolean | true | False |
inputSanitizer | Boolean | false | False |
textSanitizer | Boolean | false | False |
baseHref | String | null | False |
shouldCaptureIP | Boolean | true | False |
rootHostname | String | null | False |
shouldDebugLog | Boolean | true | False |
mergeIframes | Boolean | false | False |
This is an example containing the default values for the options:
{
id: '',
dev: true,
enablePinia: true,
config: {
release: null,
console: {
isEnabled: true
},
network: {
isEnabled: true,
networkRequestSanitizer: () => {},
networkResponseSanitizer: () => {}
},
dom: {
isEnabled: true,
inputSanitizer: false,
textSanitizer: false,
baseHref: null
},
shouldCaptureIP: true,
rootHostname: null,
shouldDebugLog: true,
mergeIframes: false
}
}
LogRocket gets automatically injected into your application when it is setup correctly. By default this module works only in production
and on client-side events.
In order to use LogRocket's injected functionality in your application, you can use :
const { $logRocket } = useNuxtApp()
Visit LogRocket's website for a full list of features : Docs
This module automatically detects Pinia store mutations and attaches them to the LogRocket session.
This functionality is enabled by default, and can be disabled by setting the enablePinia
options to false
.
import { defineNuxtConfig } from 'nuxt'
export default defineNuxtConfig({
modules: ['nuxt-logrocket'],
logRocket: {
id: '',
enablePinia: false
}
})
yarn install
yarn run dev
http://localhost:3000
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FAQs
LogRocket module for Nuxt.js
The npm package nuxt-logrocket receives a total of 687 weekly downloads. As such, nuxt-logrocket popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that nuxt-logrocket demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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