feat(content): add spaLoadingTemplate to content resolution
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PR Summary
These changes ensure that the new template can be easily identified and utilized by our system, improving the product's flexibility and usability. |
src/resolvers.ts
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| @@ -53,6 +53,7 @@ const resolveContentPaths = (srcDir: string, nuxtOptions = useNuxt().options) => | |||
| r(`{A,a}pp${sfcExtensions}`), | |||
| r(`{E,e}rror${sfcExtensions}`), | |||
| r(`app.config${defaultExtensions}`), | |||
| r(`spa-loading-template.html`), | |||
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how about adding this only when nuxtOptions.ssr === false?
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and spaLoadingTemplate !== false
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but does the HTML include nuxt.options.css in head?
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how about adding this only when
nuxtOptions.ssr === false?
Wouldn't nuxtOptions.ssr === false mean it is only included when ssr is turned off for the entire application?
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and
spaLoadingTemplate !== false
I guess a check for nuxtOptions.spaLoadingTemplate !== false should work, yes. I thought since error.vue e.g. is included without checking if the file exists in the project that a simple list of all possible files is preferred, otherwise I can add this check :)
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So nuxtOptions.spaLoadingTemplate can be a string as well i.e., a custom name for spa-loading-template.html possibly - but it will be applied when ssr: false
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but does the HTML include
nuxt.options.cssin head?
Yes, the generated html includes the tailwind css bundle
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ah, I didn't realize a custom file name could be passed... I will check this and the ssr option asap and report back
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Okay, I'm a little bit confused. When I turn off ssr for the entire application, the styles do not get included, but when I use routeRules the styles get injected. I've only tested this in the playground for now.
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Just pushed - seems to be working OK; will need to check the appDir! (we'll need to write tests)
ineshbose
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spaLoadingTemplate to content resolution
🔗 Linked issue
resolves #906
❓ Type of change
📚 Description
This simply adds
spa-loading-template.htmlto the default content config and updates the docs accordingly