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| description | ALWAYS use when writing code importing "nuxi". Consult for debugging, best practices, or modifying nuxi, cli. |
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Use skilld search "query" -p nuxi instead of grepping .skilld/ directories. Run skilld search --guide -p nuxi for full syntax, filters, and operators.
This section documents version-specific CLI command and flag changes — prioritize recent major/minor releases.
BREAKING: module add command renamed to add — v3.32.0 moved the command from nuxi module add <name> to nuxi add <name> source
NEW: add command — replaces module add, now the primary way to add modules or templates to a Nuxt project source
NEW: template-add command — added in v3.32.0 alongside the new add command, separate from module installation source
NEW: module remove command — added in v3.36.0 to remove modules from a project source
NEW: --nightly flag for init — added in v3.28.0, enables installing nightly versions of Nuxt and packages during project initialization source
NEW: upgrade command with named channels — v3.29.0 added v3, v4, v3-nightly, v4-nightly channel options for the upgrade command, allowing users to target specific release channels source
NEW: -e short alias for --extends — added in v3.27.0 as shorthand for specifying layer extensions source
NEW: --profile flag for build and dev commands — added in v3.34.0 to support performance profiling during build and development source
NEW: Shell completions — v3.31.0 added support for shell completions using @bomb.sh/tab for bash/zsh/fish completion support source
NEW: Fuzzy search for module selection — v3.33.0 added fuzzy search capability when users select modules during project initialization source
NEW: init non-interactive mode — v3.36.0 added support for non-interactive mode for automated project initialization source
NEW: init template selection prompt — v3.31.0 changed init flow to prompt user to select a template during project setup source
Also changed: init --aube flag for aube package manager · upgrade default to v4 channel · Dropped proxy server architecture in v3.30.0 · CLI agent locking for concurrent dev/build · Vite/Vue version display in banner
Fix hydration mismatches seriously — they force full component tree re-renders, destroying performance and breaking interactivity. Use SSR-friendly composables (useFetch, useAsyncData, useState), wrap client-only code with ClientOnly, and ensure server/client data consistency source
Use <NuxtLink> for all internal navigation to enable intelligent prefetching that detects visible links and pre-downloads their chunks before user interaction source
Lazy-load components with the Lazy prefix to defer bundle code until needed, significantly optimizing initial JavaScript size source
Apply lazy hydration with hydrate-on-visible or other strategies to delay component interactivity until the browser is idle or elements are visible source
Use useFetch or useAsyncData instead of bare $fetch for initial data — they prevent double fetching by forwarding server data to the client in the payload source
Leverage hybrid rendering with routeRules to set per-route caching strategies (prerender, SWR, ISR, client-only) and match rendering mode to content type source
Optimize images with <NuxtImg> using loading="eager" and fetchPriority="high" for LCP-critical images, and loading="lazy" with low priority for non-critical ones source
Keep plugins lightweight — avoid expensive computations in setup. Defer time-consuming logic to Nuxt hooks to prevent blocking the dev server and build process source
Set parallel: true for async plugins to allow multiple plugins to load concurrently instead of sequentially blocking each other source
Prefer composables and utilities over plugins when possible — many features can be implemented directly without needing plugin registration, keeping projects lighter and more maintainable source
Use useState('key') for reactive, SSR-safe shared state that persists through hydration across components source
Never define const state = ref() at module level — it causes cross-request state pollution on the server and memory leaks. Instead use const useX = () => useState('x') source
Use useRequestFetch to automatically proxy client headers (including cookies) to API calls made during SSR, or manually pass headers with useRequestHeaders source
Call Nuxt composables only in setup functions, plugins, middleware, or <script setup> blocks — calling them in async functions outside these contexts throws "Nuxt instance is unavailable" source
Set up centralized error handling via vueApp.config.errorHandler or the vue:error hook in a plugin to catch and report all Vue errors consistently source
Use module lifecycle hooks (onInstall, onUpgrade) instead of setup for one-time tasks like database schema generation — this prevents unnecessary work on every build source
Prefix all module exports (components, composables, routes, config) with your module name to avoid conflicts with other modules and user code source