I am not a vue expert and I have started to use vue very recently (switched from ng 1). But I also gone through the same type of issues and most of the time I had no clue over certain errors.
Did you update the base url inside the nuxt.config.js?
axios: {
baseURL: 'http://example.test'
},
** Changes to nuxt.config.js wont be detected until you restart the prcoess.
I wish I can be more helpful but unfortunately busy with a deadline. :( That was just a copy paste from my current project and it uses server side httponly cookie based authentication.
I think your custom axios plugin doing the right thing with "new https.Agent" configuration. You can apply the same thing to nuxt axios module.
Hi
I am not a vue expert and I have started to use vue very recently (switched from ng 1). But I also gone through the same type of issues and most of the time I had no clue over certain errors.
** Changes to nuxt.config.js wont be detected until you restart the prcoess.
P.S.
I would highly recommend the dotenv module for easier env level configurations
github.com/nuxt-community/dotenv-m...
Yes: github.com/sirixdb/sirix-web-front...
Yeah, I'm trying to learn Nuxt.js, Vue.js, TypeScript and D3.js, but I'm eager to learn :-)
Mhh.. couldn't find anything odd (but I am not familiar with TypeScript (ES only)
Here is my working setup (minimal code)
gist.github.com/zspine/efa32262b12...
Oh wow, can you make a PR maybe? :-)
I think Vert.x also has to send an HTTP-Header for CORS, to allow any origin: Access-Control-Allow-Origin: *
And the error is different with Chrome (I've used Firefox until now):
GET 127.0.0.1:9443/user/authorize net::ERR_CERT_AUTHORITY_INVALID
because of a self-signed certificate :(
However, so with your code it's already working!? π That would be beyond awesome :)
I wish I can be more helpful but unfortunately busy with a deadline. :( That was just a copy paste from my current project and it uses server side httponly cookie based authentication.
I think your custom axios plugin doing the right thing with "new https.Agent" configuration. You can apply the same thing to nuxt axios module.
aww, thanks for the hints :)
Okay, Update: I had to add the browserBaseURL:
browserBaseURL: '127.0.0.1:9443'
However, the strange thing is
This somehow produces an OPTIONS HTTP-request instead of a GET HTTP-request.
It seems the whole axios module configuration isn't recognized:
And request is sent to localhost:3005 instead with headers:
Code is simply: