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How are custom fetches used on a large scale project?
How are custom fetches used on a large scale project?
I have read the custom fetch documentation on the Nuxt website. That and data-fetching. However, unless I missed something, I am struggling to put this into a large scale project.
I currently have a pinia store, that uses a composable, that uses a plugin, that implements a custom fetch. While this does work to get the data, I can't seem to use useAsyncData with it, because I get an error if I try: "[nuxt] A composable that requires access to the Nuxt instance was called outside of a plugin, Nuxt hook, Nuxt middleware, or Vue setup function. This is probably not a Nuxt bug"
It's difficult to paste all of the code here because it is for my work project and client confidentiality and all that.
In a nutshell, i'm trying to find a working solution where I can use a custom fetch, don't have to state the url in the page where the data is being fetched but instead it already being available a composable (eg. in the bookStore pinia store, I use an useMyApi composable which provides a fetchBooks function, which calls an endpoint using the custom fetch)
An example:
becomes:
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Dealing with useFetch / useAsyncFetch with headers and baseUrl
I am a bit of a newbie to Nuxt.
I want to create a custom fetch but with the love that comes with useFetch in terms of caching and the other bits of extras. If i use useFetch, i can load it in setup, but not as a user action. For the user action, i would need $fetch if i am understanding it correctly.
I've read the documentation, created my own custom fetch. But would love to try extend the caching ability. Is this possible? I'm considering using Pinia as a "cache" but not sure if this is the right approach.
Any and all tips are welcome
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