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@wolfiton can you share you nuxt config file and/or the error that you get ?

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Hi @victor-perez,

Thank you for the quick reply, I created this git repo https://github.com/wolfiton/debug-nuxt-helmet with a minimal frontend so you can have the same setup as me.

Also my error is related to this:

✖ Nuxt Fatal Error                                                                                                │
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   │   Error: featurePolicy must have a single key, "features", which is an object of features. See the documentation.

Questions:

How do I define these features object what are the options we can use, on what does nuxt-helmet-set by default?

Also I have one more question does the helmet headers also protect my graphql api?

Do I also need to set headers on the backend as well?

I know that my question may sound strange but the language I am using for the backend is a bit different.

Thanks in advance for any guidance on this.

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Hi @wolfiton
You can find the full Helmet documentation at https://helmetjs.github.io/ and the documentation about the featurePolicy is at https://helmetjs.github.io/docs/feature-policy/

The default config of nuxt-helmet is the default config of Helmet (https://helmetjs.github.io/docs/) + permittedCrossDomainPolicies set to true

Sorry that the documentation is not clear but you don't need to add the helmet config object in your config. If you want to use the default config. You only need the helmet config object if you want to change the default config. ( and the default config is most of the time the only thing you need )

Also I have one more question does the helmet headers also protect my graphql api?

This only added the headers for Nuxt pages, so it will not added this to graphql api

Do I also need to set headers on the backend as well?

Depending on your implementation it wise to set some of these headers also there

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Thanks @victor-perez for all the help really apreciated

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