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@tracescout/nuxt

v1.0.1

Published

TraceScout Nuxt integration — browser-chunk debug-ID injection and private source-map upload for stack-trace symbolication (Nuxt 3/4 Vite builds via module; Nuxt 2 via post-build bin).

Readme

@tracescout/nuxt

TraceScout Nuxt integration — browser-chunk debug-ID injection and private source-map upload for stack-trace symbolication. Supports Nuxt 3 / 4 (Vite builds) via a Nuxt module and Nuxt 2 (webpack 4) via a post-build bin. Browser chunks only — the server/nitro bundle is never uploaded.

Reuses the same shared core as @tracescout/cli, @tracescout/vite-plugin, @tracescout/webpack-plugin, @tracescout/nextjs, and @tracescout/esbuild-plugin — no Nuxt-specific upload implementation.

Install

npm install --save-dev @tracescout/nuxt

Nuxt 3 / 4

// nuxt.config.ts
export default defineNuxtConfig({
  modules: [['@tracescout/nuxt', {
    project: process.env.TRACESCOUT_PROJECT_ID,
    release: process.env.TRACESCOUT_RELEASE,
    dist: 'web',
    authToken: process.env.TRACESCOUT_AUTH_TOKEN,
  }]],
});

The module turns on hidden client source maps for you, attaches the TraceScout Vite plugin to the client build pass only, injects a deterministic debug ID into every client chunk + map, uploads the maps privately, and deletes the local .map files after a fully successful upload — nothing map-shaped deploys. Leave urlPrefix at its default ~/ — Nuxt's client output already carries the _nuxt/ path segment.

Nuxt 2

Nuxt 2 builds on webpack 4, so run the post-build step instead:

{ "scripts": { "build": "nuxt build && tracescout-nuxt2-sourcemaps" } }
// nuxt.config.js — emit client production maps
export default {
  build: {
    extend(config, { isClient, isDev }) {
      if (isClient && !isDev) config.devtool = 'hidden-source-map';
    },
  },
};

The bin injects debug IDs into .nuxt/dist/client, uploads through the same shared core with the ~/_nuxt URL identity (--url-prefix for a custom publicPath), then strips comments and deletes the local maps — only after a fully successful upload. .nuxt/dist/server is never touched. Flags: --dry-run, --keep-maps, --no-hide, --json, --dir, --url-prefix.

Runtime side

Set the same release on your TraceScout.init():

TraceScout.init('YOUR_PROJECT_ID', { release: 'my-release', dist: 'web' });

Notes

  • Upload failures never delete or strip anything.
  • Dev/watch builds never upload.
  • The token is read only from TRACESCOUT_AUTH_TOKEN (or the authToken option) and is never printed.

Docs: https://docs.tracescout.com/docs/guides/source-maps

License

Apache-2.0. TraceScout names and logos are trademarks of TraceScout — no trademark rights are granted.