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Hey there, good question! This module was not implemented with load balancer in mind. I am not even sure how it could work to be honest if it was supporting such external load balancer. If you need the LB, you can use external storage driver like you mentioned, If you have an idea how it could be implemented, please let me know in the github issue, I will be more than happy to review it so together we could find a way :)

@@jacobandrewsky Thanks for reply! Yes, I see. Reading the docs (Rate limiter), there is a disclaimer saying it's not for complex applications. If you need that kind of rate limiter, you should implement it at infrastructure layer instead of app layer. So, I guees best would be to configure AWS/Cloudflare/etc instead. Thanks again!

Hey, if so. I think you need to set the cors settings in your shopify dashboard Maybe these resources will help you community.shopify.com/c/hydrogen-headless-and-storefront/i-m-calling-the-storefront-api-from-the-online-store-and-getting/m-p/670746#M6050 shopify.dev/changelog/storefront-api-allows-for-cross-origin-resource-sharing

Not really. Depend on the users of your website. The better format is avig (more perfromant) but not sure if it is already supported but all major browsers. You can skip setting the format to let the image module set the image format automatically to the one supported by the browser

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Hey, good question. So the plugin allows to provide a new functionality to the Nuxt app itself. And in general, you could use the module functionality by accessing the nuxt app itself. But in reality, the experience of using composables is much smoother. Not to mention that composables could sometimes do some work as well under the hood (like extracing certain data from the plugin like only getting product title and image instead of full product). And, composables could also be a wrapper around certain domain. Let's take a look at the e-commerce perspective. Having a composable for Cart could be quite useful because you have some logic there for fetching the cart, adding an item to cart, removing item, etc.

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Good catch. I have recorded this video long time ago and since then many things have changed in the Nuxt framework so basically all video content is out of date. I have recorded however a new tutorial series that you can check out on my channel that tackles similar topic :) th-cam.com/video/cfc8msc_Bk4/w-d-xo.html The approach however for adding Algolia has not changed so you can easily follow this tutorial but with the content from this new and updated tutorial :)

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Hey Buddy, I can add it to the roadmap (I was quite busy recently) but I just published a new vidoe on my YT channel where I explained how to build Nuxt modules with an example of Nuxt Medusa :)

Hey, sorry but.I completely missed your message. The middleware is enabled globally so it should protect your app from any kind of contact, whether it is a client or server. You can also customize it to only enable it for certain routes to match your needs better :)

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Hey, I think that you would need to create your custom logic around apollo in a server middleware where you could define a private runtime config (that is accessible only on the server side). I am using such solution in my nuxt security module for passing values for basic auth github.com/Baroshem/nuxt-security/blob/cd3ebb9f52aaf1b97e735b6ba2b7d197d3746f6f/src/module.ts#L126

@@jacobandrewsky Thank you so much for your response. When I have apollo on the server middleware , the api calls will be requested from my server ip not from the client or? and also the caching would be server side so for all users basically the same cache. Am i right or did you ment something different? :D

Hey, I don't know what the problem is so cannot really fix it. Could you please create an issue in the github repository with the reproduction in stackblitz? I will take a look at it then :)

@@jacobandrewsky sure soon I will update you

Hey, I have been thinking about that but I realised that I prefer to add the functionalities that arenuxt specific (like giving access to SDK, handling server operations) while for other cases such as add to cart just write documentation that should help handling that :)

I am glad that you liked the tutorial. AFAIK, the nuxt image 1.0.0 is planned for the next weeks so maybe this issue will be solved by then :)

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To be honest, I am not sure which one does that (as I have many extensions installed :D ) but I belive it is by the Volar extension

I would say that it depends on the use case of your application. Both scenarios have pros and cons. Going for server api calls is better if your customers/users of your website are using devices with slow internet connection. Because then your server is sending and handling a request to external api instead of your user's browser. The difference in delivery would be especially visible when you will have several requests like fetch product and fetch related products on the initial load :)

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Hey, could you please create an issue in the module repository? IT will be easier to keep track of it :) github.com/Baroshem/nuxt-medusa

Hi @jacobandrewsky, I'm having this error too

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Hey, yes. When you use the useAsyncData or useFetch it will store this result in memory so that when you are trying to fetch the data from the same place it will return a result from cache instead of fetching the data again :)

@@jacobandrewsky hi, thanks for reply. I tried but it doesn’t work… could you please do a little demo or an example? I really appreciate it so much