🧪 This module is experimental 🧪
Nuxt Module that adds server block supports in your pages components.
<server lang="ts"></server>
<script lang="ts" setup></script>
<template></template>
<style></style>
You can think of server block as a convenient way to write API handlers in your pages components.
Install the module and the volar extension :
npm i -D @hebilicious/server-block-nuxt @hebilicious/sfc-server-volar
Add the module to your Nuxt config :
export default defineNuxtConfig({
modules: [
"@hebilicious/server-block-nuxt"
]
})
That's it ! The volar extension will be automatically installed by the nuxt module.
Add a server block in a page component :
<server lang="ts">
const message = "Hello World!!!"
const bye = "bye!"
export const GET = defineEventHandler(() =>({ message }))
export const POST = defineEventHandler(() =>({ message: bye }))
</server>
<script setup lang="ts">
const { data } = useFetch("/api/message")
</script>
<template>
<div> Hello Message, {{ data }} </div>
</template>
This will generate 2 handlers in server/.generated/api :
server/.generated/api/message.get.tsserver/.generated/api/message.post.tsAll HTTP methods are supported.
You can override the default route convention with the path attribute :
<server lang="ts" path="/not-api/this/is/cool">
export const GET = defineEventHandler((event) => {
return "We're here now."
})
</server>
<script setup lang="ts">
const { data } = useFetch("/not-api/this/is/cool")
</script>
<template>
<h1>Hello</h1>
<div> {{ data }} </div>
</template>
A server/.generated/not-api/this/is/cool.get.ts get handler will be generated.
Why <server> and not <script server> ?
<script server> causes issues with the current behaviour of additional script tags in SFCs (notably with import/exports)<server> blocks are completely removed from the SFC and don't interfere with <template> or <script>, they create a clear boundary.Why no defineServerProps or loaders ?
You can combine this with another library such as https://github.com/Hebilicious/form-actions-nuxt if you want to use form actions and loaders.
Should I commit the generated files to my repository?
No. A .gitignore file will be generated for you.
Feedback, issues and PRs are welcomed.