Overview:
The article explains how to host a Nuxt.js Universal app or site by integrating it with Firebase Cloud Functions and Firebase Hosting. It provides step-by-step instructions on setting up and deploying the project, including obtaining a Firebase Project ID and installing the necessary dependencies. The article also mentions the features of server-side rendering and using Firebase Hosting as a CDN.
Features:
- Server-side rendering: The Nuxt.js Universal app or site can benefit from server-side rendering, which enhances performance and improves SEO.
- Integration with Firebase Hosting: Firebase Hosting can be used as a CDN for the app’s publicPath, allowing for faster content delivery.
- Cloud Functions: Firebase Cloud Functions are used to handle server-side tasks and enhance the app’s functionality.
Installation:
To install and deploy the Nuxt.js Universal app with SSR via Firebase Functions and Hosting, follow these steps:
- Obtain a Firebase Project ID from the Firebase Console.
- Replace the text “your-project-id” with your Firebase Project ID in the .setup-firebaserc file.
- Run the following commands from the root directory:
- Install dependencies and create .firebaserc:
$ npm install && npm run setup - Build the project:
$ npm run build - Deploy to Firebase:
$ npm run deploy
- Install dependencies and create .firebaserc:
Summary:
The article provides a comprehensive guide on hosting a Nuxt.js Universal app with server-side rendering via Firebase Functions and Firebase Hosting. It covers the steps necessary for setting up and deploying the app, including obtaining a Firebase Project ID and installing dependencies. The integration with Firebase Hosting as a CDN and the use of Firebase Cloud Functions add to the app’s performance and functionality.