Nuxt module for integration with badaso out of the box.

• RESTful methods
• Handle errors with hooks

Using npm:

npm install @badaso/nuxt

Using yarn:

yarn add @badaso/nuxt

Add @badaso/nuxt to the modules section of nuxt.config.js:

export default {
  modules: ['@badaso/nuxt'],
  badaso: {
    // Options
  }
}

• endpoint Default: process.env.BADASO_URL || 'http://localhost:8000' URL of the Badaso server. Environtment variable BADASO_URL can be used to override endpoint.
• entities Default: {} You can specify the entities that present in your API. For example:

  export default {
    badaso: {
      entities: {
        post: true,
        crud: ['articles', 'products']
      }
    }
  }

  Then you can use this.$badaso.$post.browse() in your application. For now, entities only accept:
  • post: Boolean
  • content: Boolean
  • crud: Array
• key Key used for the cookie name as well as localStorage/sessionStorage key.
• prefix Default: badaso-api URL prefix to access Badaso API server.

To handle authentication in your Nuxt app with Badaso, you can:

await this.$badaso.login({ email: '', password: '' })

await this.$badaso.register({ email: '', name: '', password: '', passwordConfirmation: '' })

await this.$badaso.verify({ email: '', token: '' })

await this.$badaso.sendEmailConfirmation({ email: '' })

await this.$badaso.logout()

await this.$badaso.forgotPassword({ email: '' })

await this.$badaso.verifyForgotPasswordToken({ email: '', token: '' })

await this.$badaso.resetPassword({ email: '', password: '', token: '' })

Once logged in, you can access your user everywhere:

this.$badaso.user

• Post
• Category
• Tag
• Comment

For content module, please refer to this page

For CRUD generated, please refer to this page

1. Clone this repo
2. Install dependencies using npm install or yarn install
3. Start development server using npm run dev or yarn dev