Nuxt Pages Plus

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A Nuxt module that enables complex routing for Nuxt Pages.

Overview:

The Nuxt Pages Plus is a module for Nuxt that enhances the routing capabilities for Nuxt Pages. It allows for complex routing scenarios, parallel routes, modal routes, file-based routing, and is optimized for server-side rendering with Nuxt.

Features:

  • Parallel Routes: Render multiple pages in a single route, synchronously or manually.
  • Modal Routes: Navigate modal routes with real-time URL changes for seamless browsing.
  • File-based Routing: Create named routes right inside the pages directory of your Nuxt project.
  • SSR Friendly: Optimized for Nuxt server-side rendering and static site generation.
  • Comprehensive Toolkit: Extensive components and composables for flexible usage and easy integration.
  • Flexible: Tailor settings globally or for specific pages; fully customizable.

Summary:

The Nuxt Pages Plus module for Nuxt offers advanced routing features such as parallel routes, modal routes, and file-based routing. It is optimized for server-side rendering and provides a comprehensive toolkit for flexible integration. While the project is in beta, it welcomes contributions and feedback from users for further enhancements.

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