How to to get the current url in NuxtJS 3
How to to get the current url from server-side in NuxtJS 3?
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To get the current URL from the server-side in Nuxt 3, you can use the
useRequestURL()
composable. This composable returns an URL object that works on both server-side and client-side. Here's how you can use it in your code:
The useRequestURL()
composable will give you the full URL of the current request. You can then use methods like toString()
to get the full URL as a string, or access specific parts of the URL using properties like pathname
, host
, etc.
It's important to note that when using Hybrid Rendering with cache strategies, some request headers might be dropped. If you need specific headers to be considered, you may need to configure the cache.varies
option.
For more details on using useRequestURL()
, you can refer to the Nuxt 3 documentation on useRequestURL.
If you specifically need only the path of the current URL, you could also use the useRequestEvent()
composable:
This is documented in the Nuxt 3 documentation on useRequestEvent.
Remember that these composables are designed to work within the Nuxt context, so make sure you're using them in the appropriate place in your Nuxt application.
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@kapa.ai I got this error.
[nitro 23.05.49] ERROR RollupError: [plugin impound] Vue app aliases are not allowed in server runtime. [importing #app from server/api/auth/google.ts]
Let me check the knowledge base for you again. One moment! :books:
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This error is related to using Vue app aliases in the server runtime of Nuxt 3, which is not allowed. The error specifically mentions importing from
#app
in a server-side file (server/api/auth/google.ts
). Let's address this issue based on the information provided in the knowledge sources.
The error occurs because you're trying to use the #app
alias, which is typically used for client-side imports, in a server-side context. In Nuxt 3, there are limitations on what can be imported in the server runtime.
To resolve this issue, you need to modify your imports in the server-side file. Here are some suggestions:
1. Instead of using #app
, try using the #imports
alias. This is mentioned in the Stack Overflow post where a similar error was resolved:
2. If you're using defineNuxtPlugin
or other Nuxt-specific functions, make sure you're importing them correctly for server-side use. The Nuxt documentation on experimental features mentions that there are specific aliases for use within layers.
3. For server-side files, you might need to use relative imports or full paths instead of aliases. This is mentioned in the Nuxt documentation on authoring layers:
4. If you're working with a Nuxt module or plugin, make sure you're following the correct patterns for server-side code. The Nuxt documentation on server types provides guidance on improving type clarity between auto-imports from 'nitro' and 'vue'.
Remember that server-side code in Nuxt 3 has different constraints compared to client-side code. Always ensure that you're using the appropriate imports and APIs for the server context.
If you continue to face issues after making these changes, you might need to review your overall server-side code structure and ensure that you're following Nuxt 3's best practices for server-side development.
Stack Overflow Post
Nuxt Documentation on Experimental Features
Nuxt Documentation on Authoring Layers
Nuxt Documentation on Server Types
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