Kirby's sample site – ported to Nuxt and Kirby Query Language
The Kirby Nuxt Starter Kit is a port of the Kirby Starter Kit to Nuxt 3. It allows users to fetch content using the nuxt-kql module from Kirby Headless Starter, which is a headless instance of the Kirby CMS. The kit provides several key features such as Kirby Query Language integration, component-based Kirby Blocks, global site data similar to Kirby's $site, pre-defined query collections, SSR generated SEO metadata, and pre-configured VSCode settings.
The Kirby Nuxt Starter Kit is a powerful tool that allows developers to combine the flexibility of the Kirby CMS with the benefits of Nuxt 3. With its integration of the Kirby Query Language, component-based Kirby Blocks, and pre-defined query collections, it provides a seamless experience for fetching content. Additionally, the kit offers features like SSR generated SEO metadata, pre-configured VSCode settings, and Prettier & ESLint for enhanced development. Overall, the Kirby Nuxt Starter Kit is a valuable resource for building websites or applications with the Kirby CMS and Nuxt 3.
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