Nuxt•8mo ago

@nuxtjs/sitemap won't generate the dynamic URLs in production

Hi, i'm using nuxtjs/sitemap module and i set up under server/api/sitemap/urls.ts the logic to retrieve all my dynamic urls (it's an ecommerce). When running npm run dev i see everything ok, in the sitemap there are over 600 link product urls. But when pushing and hitting the sitemap in production I only see the static pages i created. Can somebody help me? The app is on Heroku

Solution:

Yea I was used to it on Netlify but on Heroku it didn't seem like it. Anyway I managed to make it work editing the middleware like this: ```js export default defineEventHandler((event) => { if (process.env.NODE_ENV === "production") { const req = event.node.req;...

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pyplacca•8mo ago

Try clearing the app’s cache on heroku, then redeploy it

sintj_OP•8mo ago

done, no success. I leave here some more details:

sintj_OP•8mo ago

pyplacca•8mo ago

The last url looks out of place. I’m something might be wrong with the config, but the docs also uses the same approach

sintj_OP•8mo ago

well, i indeed followed the official docs. Yeah and i don't know why the url of the api gets printed in the production sitemap. I don't really get what's wrong here

pyplacca•8mo ago

I haven’t actually used @nuxtjs/sitemap before so I’d have try it out on my end to be able to further assist. For what I’ve used, clearing cache and redeploying usually solves the problem

sintj_OP•8mo ago

Turns out that the server middleware i created for SSl force is causing trouble to the sitemap:

sintj_OP•8mo ago

disabling it the sitemap is generated correctly, i thought these exclude parameters were enough!

pyplacca•8mo ago

Oh okay. What does the middleware do though? Asking out of curiosity

sintj_OP•8mo ago

it enforces https. Maybe I can achieve it differently?

pyplacca•8mo ago

For the server api?

sintj_OP•8mo ago

nope, for the normal navigation. I did it because it didn't automatically redirect http to https when hitting the http

pyplacca•8mo ago

I see. Isn’t this usually handled by the deployment platform? Netlify and Digital Ocean for instance automatically redirect to https if you enter http

Solution

sintj_•8mo ago

Yea I was used to it on Netlify but on Heroku it didn't seem like it. Anyway I managed to make it work editing the middleware like this:

export default defineEventHandler((event) => {
  if (process.env.NODE_ENV === "production") {
    const req = event.node.req;
    const proto =
      req.headers["x-forwarded-proto"] || "http";

    if (
      proto !== "https" &&
      !req.headers.host?.includes("localhost")
    ) {
      const httpsUrl = `https://${req.headers.host}${req.url}`;
      return sendRedirect(event, httpsUrl, 301);
    }
  }
});

export default defineEventHandler((event) => {
  if (process.env.NODE_ENV === "production") {
    const req = event.node.req;
    const proto =
      req.headers["x-forwarded-proto"] || "http";

    if (
      proto !== "https" &&
      !req.headers.host?.includes("localhost")
    ) {
      const httpsUrl = `https://${req.headers.host}${req.url}`;
      return sendRedirect(event, httpsUrl, 301);
    }
  }
});

pyplacca•8mo ago

That’s nice! 👍

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@nuxtjs/sitemap won't generate the dynamic URLs in production