Installing logsnatch with nuxt
createApp I want to installl logsnatch globally. The docs say: import { createApp } from 'vue'; import LogSnag from '@logsnag/vue'; const app = createApp(App); app.use(LogSnag, { token: '<TOKEN>', project: '<PROJECT_NAME>' }); app.mount('#app');. But there arent any createApp on nuxt
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In Nuxt (especially Nuxt 3), you do not use createApp directly as you would in a standard Vue application. Instead, you should register plugins or libraries globally using Nuxt's plugin system.
To install something like LogSnag globally in Nuxt, you would typically create a plugin file (e.g., plugins/logsnag.client.ts) and use defineNuxtPlugin to register it with your app. Here’s an example pattern based on how other Vue plugins are integrated in Nuxt 3:
This approach is similar to how other Vue plugins (like PrimeVue's ToastService) are registered in Nuxt 3, as shown in the knowledge sources:
you have to define a nuxt plugin before using "primevue/toastservice" add a plugin plugins/primevue-toastservice.ts first now you can use it read the nuxt3 plugins document for more details how to integrate toast prive into nuxt3?So, you do not need to use createApp in Nuxt. Instead, use the plugin system as shown above. Make sure to use the .client.ts suffix if the library is client-side only. If you need more details, refer to the Nuxt 3 plugins documentation. ---------------------- Note: you can ask me a follow up question by @ mentioning me again :speech_balloon: ----------------------
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and how would i use logsnag in the server?
you don't
whooop, already did
Just for breaking app errors, not for every single log