Great video! Could you help me out with an issue? How do you do when you need to set different environments? On my vue projects, I would normally use .env.development and .env.production and this was enough. I can't get this to work on Nuxt. Thanks!
is there a playlist for the vuejs 3 composition api or maybe u are plaanig a course etc. because i really like your content i would like to learn vue from ur channel but it is hard to navigate through the videos randomly
The runtimeConfig is for private or public tokens that need to be specified after the build using environment variables. This is ideal for sensitive information or values that may change between different environments.
But does nuxt not compile the front end and back end in such a way that using the naming convention it's behaving that way? That's how some of the other frameworks, I have tried, is doing it. I'm very new to nuxt..
Nuxt truly makes complex things simple. Wish React frameworks had DX as good as Nuxt and as fully featured.
Nuxt users are spoiled
Great summary 👌🏻
Thanks Alex! 🙌
Great video! Could you help me out with an issue? How do you do when you need to set different environments? On my vue projects, I would normally use .env.development and .env.production and this was enough. I can't get this to work on Nuxt.
Thanks!
Thank you!
I always think about what if i use ssr: false and i need to use private env. That i don't want to share. How i can use it?
is there a playlist for the vuejs 3 composition api or maybe u are plaanig a course etc. because i really like your content i would like to learn vue from ur channel but it is hard to navigate through the videos randomly
Great video, thanks .
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I think I have missed the point. 😅 Why not do process.env.NUXT_API_KEY in your code instead?
The runtimeConfig is for private or public tokens that need to be specified after the build using environment variables.
This is ideal for sensitive information or values that may change between different environments.
But does nuxt not compile the front end and back end in such a way that using the naming convention it's behaving that way? That's how some of the other frameworks, I have tried, is doing it. I'm very new to nuxt..
Хорош 👍
i have been thru the crash course already