How can I implement CSP with Vue Router and SSR?

How can I implement CSP with Vue Router and SSR?

To implement Content Security Policy (CSP) with Vue Router and server-side rendering (SSR), you need to configure your server to send the appropriate CSP headers. This involves defining the policy in your server configuration and ensuring that your Vue app adheres to it.

What are the key directives I should include in my CSP?

Key directives to include in your CSP for a Vue app might be: default-src, script-src, style-src, and img-src. You should specify trusted sources for scripts and styles to prevent XSS attacks.

How do I test if my CSP is working correctly?

You can test your CSP by using browser developer tools to check the network headers and console for any CSP violations. Tools like CSP Evaluator can also help analyze your policy.

Are there any common pitfalls to avoid when setting up CSP?

Yes, common pitfalls include overly restrictive policies that break functionality, not including necessary sources, and failing to test thoroughly across different browsers.