Unable to use MySQL as connector in Nitro database configuration
nuxt.config.ts:
nitro: { experimental: { websocket: true, database: true }, database: { default: { connector: 'sqlite', // no option for mysql2 or mysql } } }
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Based on the knowledge sources provided, it appears that the information about using MySQL as a connector in Nitro database configuration is not directly available. However, I can provide some relevant information and suggestions based on the available sources.
The Nuxt Content v3 documentation Announcing Nuxt Content 3.0 mentions that the module has moved away from a file-based storage approach to an SQL database system. It also states that serverless hosting is now supported.
For database configuration, Nuxt Content supports various database adapters. According to the Database Configuration documentation, the supported database adapters include SQLite, D1, Postgres, and LibSQL.
While MySQL is not explicitly mentioned in the provided knowledge sources, you might be able to use PostgreSQL as an alternative SQL database. Here's how you can configure it:
1. First, install the
pg
package:
2. Then, configure the postgres
adapter in your nuxt.config.ts
:
If you specifically need to use MySQL, you might want to check the latest Nuxt and Nitro documentation or consider using a different database adapter that is officially supported.
For more information on database configuration in Nuxt Content, you can refer to the Database Configuration documentation.
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