Nuxt Directus

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directus

Easily integrate Directus to your Nuxt application.

Overview

Nuxt Directus is a tool that allows you to integrate Directus into your Nuxt application. It provides features such as Nuxt 3 compatibility, authentication handling, RESTful methods, and TypeScript support.

Features

  • Nuxt 3 ready: Compatible with the latest version of Nuxt.
  • Handle authentication: Provides a way to handle authentication within your Nuxt application.
  • RESTful methods: Allows you to make RESTful API calls from your Nuxt application.
  • TypeScript Support: Supports TypeScript, a statically typed superset of JavaScript.

Summary

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Typescript

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