I believe it's safer if you wait till the renderer is ready. To do so, simply listen to the render:done hook. For instance something like should work:
render:done
app.use((req, res) => { nuxt.hook("render:done", () => { nuxt.render(req, res); }); });
setTimeout doesn't seem very reliable to me :) On my mac I had to wait around 60ms for instance.
setTimeout
The following works as well.
app.use(async (req, res) => { await nuxt.ready() nuxt.render(req, res) })
With the nuxt.hook("render:done" () => {}) I was getting random 404 errors when deployed. nuxt.ready() did the trick for me!
nuxt.hook("render:done" () => {})
nuxt.ready()
Awesome of you to share this! Feel free to add a PR to the GitHub repo with this edit. 👌
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I believe it's safer if you wait till the renderer is ready. To do so, simply listen to the
render:donehook. For instance something like should work:setTimeoutdoesn't seem very reliable to me :) On my mac I had to wait around 60ms for instance.The following works as well.
With the
nuxt.hook("render:done" () => {})I was getting random 404 errors when deployed.nuxt.ready()did the trick for me!Awesome of you to share this! Feel free to add a PR to the GitHub repo with this edit. 👌