Microfrontends support: scoped lifecycle
Hello, I’m trying to integrate a Nuxt application as a microfrontend into a single-page application (SPA), without full page reloads.
Problem:
I load the Nuxt application, navigate away from the page, and then return to it. When I come back, the page is not hydrated because the JavaScript was already initialized earlier.
Thought process:
My idea is to create a custom entry point and wrap the application initialization in a method like:
const mount = () => { ...Load Nuxt application here... }
Is there a way to mimic the Nuxt application creation this way?2 Replies
Hi @VaclavP. I'm kapa.ai, your friendly support bot. I will try to answer your question by searching through the knowledge base. :wave:
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I'm sorry, but the knowledge sources do not contain explicit information about supporting a fully scoped lifecycle for mounting and unmounting a Nuxt application as a microfrontend within another SPA, or about providing a custom entry point to programmatically mount/unmount the Nuxt app in the way you described.
Nuxt's lifecycle is designed around SSR/CSR/SSG and standard navigation, with hydration and mounting handled automatically as part of its internal process. There is documentation on the Nuxt lifecycle, hydration, and hooks, but nothing about exposing a custom
mount function or supporting repeated mounting/unmounting in a microfrontend scenario. The closest related information is about hydration control and lifecycle hooks, but these do not address the microfrontend use case directly Nuxt Lifecycle, useHydration composable.
If you need this level of control, you may need to explore custom solutions or check for updates in the Nuxt ecosystem, but based on the current knowledge sources, there is no official or documented way to achieve this.
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