I've been attempting to access the user login state in the script tag, rather than relying on $auth which is only available in the template tag.
ISSUE
When importing useKindeClient and attempting to use it in the script tag, it produces a warning that it is an any tag.
(Nuxt Auto imports useKindeClient)
Additionally, assigning useKindeClient to a variable named client and using it to access the isloggedin method returns an any type.
SOLUTION
After researching with the assistance of @DanielRivers from the Kinde Discord Server, I concluded that importing useAuth instead of useKindeClient is the correct approach. This has the appropriate type and enables you to utilize the loggedIn method to verify whether the user is logged in.
(According to this ^)
REQUEST
Please add a type to the useKindeClient function. :sweat_smile:
I've been attempting to access the user login state in the script tag, rather than relying on
$authwhich is only available in the template tag.ISSUE When importing useKindeClient and attempting to use it in the script tag, it produces a warning that it is an
(Nuxt Auto imports useKindeClient)
anytag.Additionally, assigning useKindeClient to a variable named
clientand using it to access theisloggedinmethod returns ananytype.SOLUTION After researching with the assistance of @DanielRivers from the Kinde Discord Server, I concluded that importing
useAuthinstead ofuseKindeClientis the correct approach. This has the appropriate type and enables you to utilize theloggedInmethod to verify whether the user is logged in.REQUEST Please add a type to the
useKindeClientfunction. :sweat_smile: