@easy-cms/nuxt

Nuxt 4 module for Easy CMS: the REST API, the admin UI and a typed useEasyCMS() inside your Nuxt app. Part of Easy CMS, the embedded, code-first headless CMS for Nuxt and Next.js.

Install

npm install @easy-cms/nuxt @easy-cms/core @easy-cms/db-sqlite

Or pnpm add, yarn add or bun add.

Usage

// nuxt.config.ts
export default defineNuxtConfig({
  modules: ['@easy-cms/nuxt'],
  easyCms: {
    // configPath: 'easy-cms.config.ts',
    // trustProxy: false, // use X-Forwarded-For for login rate limiting
  },
})

With easy-cms.config.ts in the project root you get:

• REST API at /api/cms (collections, globals, uploads, login/logout/me); change it with routes.api in the Easy CMS config.

• Admin UI at /admin (admin.path in the config).

• Local API in server routes, typed from your config:

  // server/api/posts.get.ts
  export default defineEventHandler(async (event) => {
    const cms = await useEasyCMS()
    const user = await useEasyCMSUser(event) // logged-in Easy CMS user or null
    return cms.find('posts', { sort: '-createdAt', limit: 10 })
  })
  

Development and production

• nuxi dev pushes schema changes to the database automatically.
• In production the schema must match the latest migration. Create migrations with npx easy-cms migrate:create <name>, deploy the easy-cms/migrations folder, run npx easy-cms migrate, then start the server from the project root (relative database paths and the migrations folder resolve from the working directory).
• The module tells Nitro to ship files the database adapter loads dynamically (libsql's native binary), so .output runs on its own. Build on the same OS/architecture you deploy to.

Links

Nuxt · Documentation (ภาษาไทย) · GitHub

MIT License