How does routing middleware work in Nuxt.js with Vue?

How does routing middleware work in Nuxt.js with Vue?

In Nuxt.js, routing middleware allows you to define custom logic that runs before rendering a page. This can be used for authentication, logging, or data fetching.

Can you give me an example of how to implement a simple authentication middleware?

Sure! You can create a middleware file in the middleware directory. For example, auth.js could check if a user is authenticated and redirect them if not.

What if I want to apply this middleware to specific routes only?

You can specify the middleware in the page component by adding a middleware property. For example, export default { middleware: 'auth' } in your page component.

Is it possible to use multiple middleware for a single route?

Yes, you can use an array to specify multiple middleware. For example, middleware: ['auth', 'logger'] will run both middleware functions.