How do Nuxt.js plugins work in server-side rendering?

How do Nuxt.js plugins work in server-side rendering?

Nuxt.js plugins are used to add functionality to your application. In server-side rendering, they can enhance the server's capabilities by allowing you to inject dependencies, add middleware, or extend the Vue instance.

Can you give me an example of a plugin used in SSR?

Sure! A common example is using a plugin for Axios to handle HTTP requests. You can create a plugin that sets up Axios and injects it into the context, making it available in both server and client-side.

How do I create a custom plugin for my Nuxt.js app?

To create a custom plugin, you need to create a JavaScript file in the plugins directory. Then, export a function that takes the context as an argument and adds your custom functionality.

What are the benefits of using plugins in SSR?

Using plugins in SSR allows for better code organization, reusability, and the ability to share functionality across components, enhancing the overall performance and maintainability of your application.