Help with navigateTo and route query

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kapa.ai•2/26/25, 3:13 PM

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kapa.ai•2/26/25, 3:13 PM

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Based on the information provided in the knowledge sources, I can offer some insights and suggestions to help with your issue regarding

navigateTo

navigateTo

and route query in Nuxt.

The problem you're experiencing is likely related to how Nuxt handles client-side navigation and route updates. When using

navigateTo

navigateTo

, the URL in the browser changes, but the

useRoute()

useRoute()

composable might not immediately reflect these changes in its query property.

Here are a few approaches you can try to resolve this issue:

Use a computed property for the route query:
Instead of directly using route.queryroute.query, create a computed property that will reactively update when the route changes. This approach is suggested in the Stack Overflow answer:

   const routeQuery = computed(() => route.query)

   const { data, refresh } = await useFetch<GameDeal[]>(`/api/browsedeals`, {
     query: routeQuery
   });

   const routeQuery = computed(() => route.query)

   const { data, refresh } = await useFetch<GameDeal[]>(`/api/browsedeals`, {
     query: routeQuery
   });

Watch for route changes:
You can set up a watcher to trigger a refresh when the route query changes. This is mentioned in the Nuxt documentation on watchQuery:

   const route = useRoute()
   const { data, refresh } = await useFetch<GameDeal[]>(`/api/browsedeals`, {
     query: route.query
   });

   watch(() => route.query, () => refresh())

   const route = useRoute()
   const { data, refresh } = await useFetch<GameDeal[]>(`/api/browsedeals`, {
     query: route.query
   });

   watch(() => route.query, () => refresh())

Use the
```
watch
```
```
watch
```
option in
```
useFetch
```
```
useFetch
```
:
The
```
useFetch
```
```
useFetch
```
composable provides a
```
watch
```
```
watch
```
option that can be used to trigger refetches when specified values change. This is documented in Nuxt's data fetching guide:

   const route = useRoute()
   const { data, refresh } = await useFetch<GameDeal[]>(`/api/browsedeals`, {
     query: route.query,
     watch: [route.query]
   });

   const route = useRoute()
   const { data, refresh } = await useFetch<GameDeal[]>(`/api/browsedeals`, {
     query: route.query,
     watch: [route.query]
   });

kapa.ai•2/26/25, 3:14 PM

Consider using a computed URL:
If your URL construction is more complex, you might want to use a computed URL as suggested in the Nuxt documentation on computed URLs:

   const route = useRoute()
   const { data, refresh } = await useFetch(() => `/api/browsedeals?${new URLSearchParams(route.query).toString()}`, {
     watch: [route.query]
   });

   const route = useRoute()
   const { data, refresh } = await useFetch(() => `/api/browsedeals?${new URLSearchParams(route.query).toString()}`, {
     watch: [route.query]
   });

These approaches should help ensure that your

useFetch

useFetch

call reacts to changes in the route query, even when using

navigateTo

navigateTo

for client-side navigation.

Remember that when using

navigateTo

navigateTo

, you might want to await the navigation before calling refresh()refresh():

async function refreshDeals() {
  await navigateTo({
    path: '/browse',
    query: {
      storeID: storeIDParam.value,
      title: title.value,
      sortBy: sortBy.value,
      desc: desc.value,
      pageNumber: currentPage.value,
    }
  });
  await refresh();
}

async function refreshDeals() {
  await navigateTo({
    path: '/browse',
    query: {
      storeID: storeIDParam.value,
      title: title.value,
      sortBy: sortBy.value,
      desc: desc.value,
      pageNumber: currentPage.value,
    }
  });
  await refresh();
}

By implementing one or more of these strategies, you should be able to make your

useFetch

useFetch

call react properly to route query changes, even when using

navigateTo

navigateTo

for client-side navigation.
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