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Yes it can access mobile features. Hussles ? Not really. To me, the main downside is that it is linked to the browser. The user could unsinstall their browser not knowing it will unistall the app, therefore risking loosing the local data. If it's really just a frontend app that mirrors a database (like facebook, twitter, etc), there wont really be data stored locally.
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Building a Desktop/Mobile web nuxt app
You can sell/share pwa's on app stores. and it's not "just" a shortcut. You can install the app and access it off line like a standard app.
I'm not sure I understand your question correctly. If you are looking for the most straight forward way to transform a website/webapp into a proper app, pwa is the way to go. It's efficient and really easy. You could also use flutter that lets you publish your code for the wen android and ios. But it's not as easy and straight forward.
I'm not sure I understand your question correctly. If you are looking for the most straight forward way to transform a website/webapp into a proper app, pwa is the way to go. It's efficient and really easy. You could also use flutter that lets you publish your code for the wen android and ios. But it's not as easy and straight forward.
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Proxying asset url from Directus
So I think I might have found a solution with the image module.
It provides a way to configure a provider url. When setting up the provider, you setup a baseUrl in the nuxt.config.ts file. My question is: will this url be exposed publicly ? or will it only be available server side ?
It provides a way to configure a provider url. When setting up the provider, you setup a baseUrl in the nuxt.config.ts file. My question is: will this url be exposed publicly ? or will it only be available server side ?
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Building a Desktop/Mobile web nuxt app
have you ever built a PWA ? it's just a website/web app that can be installed on a mobile device. It gets it's own icon in the device and acts just like a normal app. The only caveat is that it is linked to the web browser. If you install it through Firefox and uninstall Firefox, the app will be uninstalled.
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Cannot read properties of null (reading 'previousSibling')
Do you use the previousSibling in your code? It looks like an error because the DOM tries to acces some data that doesn't exist (yet). often because the app tries to create html elements based on data that hasn't arrived back from a fetch request.
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UseAsyncData with a request params defined by a computed property ?
thanks for you answer ! yep sorry. this is a simplified version to make the question easier to understand, and I made somt typos when rewiting it. in my code these errors were fine. Do you know if it should technicaly work ? useAsyncData with a computed prop as queryParameters ?
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