Closed mathieumuller closed 2 years ago
node-redis is not intended to run in the browser, what are you trying to do?
node-redis is not intended to run in the browser, what are you trying to do?
Ok that's what I feared , I've read that a couple of times since. I just want to store the result of an API call, so I'm creating a redis client into my Vue component to get the cached data if exists or call my endpoint with axios. It seems I'm misusing something.
Hi everyone,
I am facing an issue with a fresh install of VueJs 3 with TypeScript. It seems Webpack 5 does not allow auto-polyfilling anymore and a lot of your dependencies cannot be resolved.
Is there any workaround for my case or is it just impossible for now to use with VueJs3?
Thanks in advance
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