I use Nuxt framework, using SSR rendering will appear UnhandledPromiseRejectionWarning: MissingAPIError: no t found with indexedDB API.

[qq781548819]

in nuxt.config.js file

 /*
   ** Plugins to load before mounting the App
   */
  plugins: [
     '@/plugins/vuetify',
    {src:"@/plugins/db/index",ssr:false},
     // {
     //   src: '~plugins/vue-infinite-loading',
     //   ssr: false
     // },
      '~/plugins/axios',
     {
       src: '~plugins/ga.js',
       ssr: false
     },
     '~/plugins/core.js'
   ],

in /db/index.js

import Novel from './novel'
import Source from './source'
import Chapter from './chapter'
import Content from './content'
const db = new Dexie("toyue");
db.version(1).stores({
  novels: "&novel,*author,cover,intro,status,major,last_time",
  sources: "&novel,*author,last_chapter,last_url,total,last_update,detail_url,&parse_url,prefix_url,domain,current_index", //当前观看的下标
  chapters: "&parse_url,*catalogue",
  contents: "&parse_url,content_url,content",
  origins: "&novel,*sources"
});
db.novels.mapToClass(Novel);
db.sources.mapToClass(Source);
db.chapters.mapToClass(Chapter);
db.contents.mapToClass(Content);

export default db

[dfahlander]

Dexie is dependant on the IndexedDB interface that is a W3C browser interface. IndexedDBShim could possibly be used on nodejs to emulate the same interface on node, using sqlite3 as storage. Not sure the status of that setup right now. Maybe more info here: https://github.com/axemclion/IndexedDBShim/issues/325.

[Rednas83]

Perhaps not ideal but for nuxt/next/ssr a workaround/solution could be

• lazy load your client component const form = () => import('...')
• wrap your client code inside an if(process.client) statement

See also this blog https://deltener.com/blog/common-problems-with-the-nuxt-client-only-component/ for more information.