I just realized that the asyncData hook is not called when hard refreshing the page. But I have important data to load to show on that page. And I want to make sure that they are always available, even when the user hard refreshes the page.
asyncData hook when hard refreshing in Nuxt
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asyncData
from the documentationIn that case, the best way is to use the
fetch()
hook and display a loader while you do finish your calls thanks to the$fetchState.pending
helper.Actually, I do think that
fetch()
is better in many ways.Quick article on the subject: https://nuxtjs.org/blog/understanding-how-fetch-works-in-nuxt-2-12/
The one on the bottom of the page (Sergey's) is cool with some practical example of a nice implementation too.
You could also use this somewhat hacky solution in a layout to see if the initial location (the one you are when you hard refresh) is the one you want to be. Basically, if you land on a specific page (hard refresh or following a new window page for example) but want to have some custom behavior.
Still, this one infinite loops if used in a middleware (or I made a mistake) and it's less clean than a
fetch()
hook.