Closed lifeiscontent closed 5 years ago
hmm removing it for now, seems busted in general, i'm not familiar with it
As of Nuxt 1.x, it requires Node 8.x to be running. That's why the async
syntax threw the error. At the time the example was added, Nuxt was still in RC stages & was compatible with Node 6.x.
That said, I've no idea if Nuxt added a way to handle relative routing and relative asset links. That's what caused the README notice for this example requiring a custom domain / root path.
ahhh I didn't try with 1.0.0-rc11
instead of ^1.0.0-rc11
— looks like it supports a base path https://nuxtjs.org/api/configuration-router/
Right. At least during time of RC, the base path affected routing, but not asset links. Whereas changing publicPath
(webpack) fixed assets but overwrote/killed base path 😆
ohhh yeah good point, damn hahah well I guess I'll have to prioritize my vanity url thingy for when I get back to Victoria!
😆 Where are you now? ⛰
so I deploy a nuxt app with up fine, but there's a problem with the routing "/staging/", anyone found a workaround for this?
Any updates on this?
Hey @tj thanks for all the hard work.
I tried testing out the node-nuxt example but it doesn't seem to deploy for me.
the actions I took were the following:
up
up url
{"message": "Internal server error"}
here's the logs
looks like there's an issue with some es6 code, but I'm not sure what the right way to handle this is, any advice would be much appreciated.
Thanks!