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@netsells/nuxt-meta-builder

v3.0.1

Published

meta builder class so that you can build the meta object up in a more fluent way

Downloads

13

Readme

Nuxt Meta Builder

NPM version Build Status Dependency Status

A fluent approach to building up the meta data object within a Nuxt project

Why?

The standard approach to building up the meta content powered by vue-meta is to manually create an object with keys and values and is often a repeated mess across pages. This approach makes this a bit more readable via fluent methods.

Installation

yarn add @netsells/nuxt-meta-builder

Usage

Add the module to your nuxt config's modules array:

module.exports = {
    ...
    modules: [
        '@netsells/nuxt-meta-builder',
    ],
    ...
};

You can then access the $metaBuilder function on the Vue instance:

<script>
    export default {
        // Basic usage
        head() {
            return this.$metaBuilder()
                .setTitle('My page title')
                .setDescription('The description for the current page')
                .make();
        },       
    };
</script>

Available API Methods

| Method | Description | Arguments | | --- | --- | --- | | setDescription | Set both the description and the og:description meta data | val [required] - the description to set | | setTitle | Set both the title and the og:title meta data | hid - the title to set content [optional, default = false] - the title value to set | | addMeta | Set specific meta values | hid [required] - the unique meta tag id to set. Can be a single string or an array of stringscontent [required] - the meta value to set | | make | Generate the resulting object | None. |

Note: All public API methods return the class instance and can be chained, other than the make command which returns the final meta object and should be called last.

License

MIT © Netsells