Nuxt OG image error 500
Hello,
I’m trying to use the
@nuxt/og-image module on a production server running with Cloudflare Pages, using workers. I'm in SSR.
Everything works perfectly in my local development environment. However, when I deploy to Cloudflare Workers, it fails with a 500 error when accessing the generated image at /__og-image__/image/og.png.
Here’s the response I get:
Do you know how I can trace the real source of the issue in this environment? Any way to get a more detailed error log or stack trace from the Cloudflare side or the Nuxt module?
Thanks in advance for your help!
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I'm sorry, but the knowledge sources do not contain explicit information about debugging or increasing error verbosity for the @nuxt/og-image module on Cloudflare Workers or Pages. However, there are some relevant points and related issues that may help guide your troubleshooting:
- By default, Nuxt and Nitro (the server engine) often sanitize error messages in production, returning only a generic 500 error with minimal details. There is a recent change in Nuxt that improves error logging during prerendering and in production by printing out the full error message and stack trace to the console, but this is not guaranteed to expose details in the HTTP response itself, especially on Cloudflare Workers where logs may not be directly accessible without additional configuration. This means you may need to check your Cloudflare Workers logs or the build/deploy logs for more context if available fix(nuxt): log more context of prerendering errors.
- For general error handling in Nuxt, you can hook into errors using Nuxt's error handling features (such as the vue:error hook or a global error handler in a Nuxt plugin), but these are primarily for Vue runtime errors and may not capture server-side or Nitro errors in production on Cloudflare Error Handling.
- When deploying to Cloudflare Workers or Pages, ensure your configuration matches the requirements for the environment, including the correct Nitro preset and compatibility date. Misconfiguration can sometimes lead to 500 errors, though this is not specific to @nuxt/og-image Cloudflare Workers Deployment.
- If you are using a recent version of Nitro, there have been issues and fixes related to Cloudflare deployment and configuration (such as the need to set
There is no direct documentation or setting in the provided sources for increasing the verbosity of og-image errors in production on Cloudflare Workers. Your best approach is to: - Check Cloudflare Workers' logs for more detailed error output. - Ensure your Nuxt and Nitro configuration is correct for Cloudflare Workers. - If possible, test locally with the same production build and environment variables to try to reproduce the error. - Monitor for updates in Nuxt and Nitro that improve error reporting in production. If you need more detailed logs, you may need to add custom logging in your server middleware or API routes, or consult Cloudflare's logging tools. If the issue persists, consider opening an issue on the Nuxt or Nitro GitHub repositories with as much detail as possible. ---------------------- Note: you can ask me a follow up question by @ mentioning me again :speech_balloon: ----------------------
nitro: { cloudflare: { deployConfig: true } } in your Nuxt config). While not directly related to og-image, misconfiguration here could cause server errors Cloudflare Pages Static v2.12.0 Nitro Deployment Fail.
Summary:There is no direct documentation or setting in the provided sources for increasing the verbosity of og-image errors in production on Cloudflare Workers. Your best approach is to: - Check Cloudflare Workers' logs for more detailed error output. - Ensure your Nuxt and Nitro configuration is correct for Cloudflare Workers. - If possible, test locally with the same production build and environment variables to try to reproduce the error. - Monitor for updates in Nuxt and Nitro that improve error reporting in production. If you need more detailed logs, you may need to add custom logging in your server middleware or API routes, or consult Cloudflare's logging tools. If the issue persists, consider opening an issue on the Nuxt or Nitro GitHub repositories with as much detail as possible. ---------------------- Note: you can ask me a follow up question by @ mentioning me again :speech_balloon: ----------------------
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ok fixed it using a
CDN. The issue is with satori on CF. The do not support loading images from the .nuxtdirectory. Using a CDN to load images fixed it