Improve ssr
See original GitHub issue- Adding ssr build
- Utilize
Vue.use()
#28 so you canssr: false
in nuxt.
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- Created 6 years ago
- Reactions:11
- Comments:9 (5 by maintainers)
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you are absolutely right. i’m not sure why i implemented it this way to be honest. Maybe i was trying to do the ssr: false thingy 😕
Still doesn’t work with nossr, though. Its hanging in an infinite reloading loop.
EDIT: It seems my chrome is buggy. Running it as
npm run generate
from my server fixes the problem in chrome.So what finally worked for me 🚀:
and in the script tag:
@apertureless Thank you for your advice. Appreciate it!
Oh yeah sorry forgot to change that. The package was renamed to vue-client-only. Thus you also need to
and then