server route not being hit
I have a server route:
server/api/dealer/[dealerId]/member/[memberId]/changerole.ts
The below code always sends a request to another one, which I for the life of me can't find anywhere.
This is what actually is called: server/api/content/index.get.ts
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Why would my server route not be being hit?3 Replies
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Based on the information provided in your question and the knowledge sources available, it seems that your server route is not being hit due to a mismatch between the expected route and the actual request being made. Let's break down the issue:
1. Your server route is defined as:
server/api/dealer/[dealerId]/member/[memberId]/changerole.ts
2. The request you're making in your code is:
/api/dealer/7fdae06b-c9d0-4d6e-a0ed-d8678e499e1b/member/878a7c20-3159-4627-b70e-d80c6b398754/changerole
This route should match your server route definition. However, the error message shows a different request being made:
This URL is significantly different from what you intended, which explains why your server route is not being hit.
The issue might be related to how useFetch
is handling the route. According to the Nuxt documentation on useFetch, the useFetch
composable is meant to be used in a setup function, plugin, or route middleware. It's possible that there's some configuration or middleware that's altering the request URL.
To troubleshoot this issue:
1. Make sure you're not using any proxy or rewrite rules that could be modifying the request URL.
2. Check your Nuxt configuration file (nuxt.config.ts
) for any serverMiddleware
or other configurations that might be affecting the API routes.
3. Try using $fetch
instead of useFetch
to see if the issue persists. Here's an example:
4. Ensure that your server route file is correctly named and placed in the right directory structure.
5. Double-check that you're not accidentally importing or using a different fetch function that might be causing this behavior.
If the issue persists after trying these steps, you might need to investigate further into your project's configuration and middleware. The error suggests that the request is being redirected to an Umbraco API, which isn't mentioned in your original route definition.
Nuxt Server Directory Structure documentation might be helpful for ensuring your server routes are set up correctly.
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None of those points help 😦 all been validated.
Even using the $fetch makes the same request!