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nuxt-live-cursors

v0.3.2

Published

Real-time live cursors for Nuxt - see other visitors on your site

Readme

nuxt-live-cursors

npm version npm downloads License Nuxt

Real-time live cursors for Nuxt. Show other visitors on your site with avatars and random nicknames.

Built on Nitro WebSocket - zero external dependencies, no third-party services.

Features

  • Live cursor positions via WebSocket (syncs on both mouse move and scroll)
  • Hide/show other cursors toggle in profile popover
  • Random SVG avatars (powered by @nextorders/avatar)
  • Built-in localization (English, Russian) with easy extension via PR
  • Unique colors per visitor
  • Online bar with visitor avatars
  • Profile popover with shuffle button
  • Auto-reconnect on disconnect
  • Cursor filtering by current page
  • Configurable via nuxt.config.ts
  • Slots for full customization

Setup

npx nuxi module add nuxt-live-cursors

Or install manually:

npm i nuxt-live-cursors
// nuxt.config.ts
export default defineNuxtConfig({
  modules: ['nuxt-live-cursors'],
})

Usage

Add the component to your app.vue:

<template>
  <NuxtLayout>
    <NuxtPage />
  </NuxtLayout>
  <LiveCursors />
</template>

That's it. Cursors will appear automatically with English nicknames.

Position

Control where the online bar appears:

<LiveCursors position="bottom-right" />

Options: top-left, top-center, top-right, bottom-left, bottom-center (default), bottom-right.

Localization

Pass the locale prop to switch language:

<LiveCursors locale="ru" />

With @nuxtjs/i18n:

<LiveCursors :locale="locale" />

<script setup>
const { locale } = useI18n()
</script>

Built-in locales: en, ru. Unsupported locales fall back to English.

Want to add a language? Submit a PR with a new file in src/runtime/locales/.

Configuration

// nuxt.config.ts
export default defineNuxtConfig({
  modules: ['nuxt-live-cursors'],
  liveCursors: {
    // WebSocket endpoint path (default: '/_live-cursors-ws')
    wsPath: '/_live-cursors-ws',
    // Avatar endpoint path (default: '/_live-cursors-avatar')
    avatarPath: '/_live-cursors-avatar',
    // Throttle interval in ms (default: 50)
    throttleMs: 50,
  },
})

Composable

Use useLiveCursors() for custom implementations:

const {
  cursors, // other visitors' cursors on current page
  cursorsHidden, // ref<boolean> — toggle to hide/show other cursors
  onlineUsers, // all connected visitors
  onlineCount, // total count
  myId, // your unique ID
  myNameKey, // your nickname key (resolve via locales)
  myColor, // your cursor color
  myAvatar, // your avatar URL
  isConnected, // WebSocket connection status
  shuffle, // randomize your identity
} = useLiveCursors()

Slots

The <LiveCursors> component provides slots for customization:

<LiveCursors locale="ru">
  <!-- Customize cursor name display -->
  <template #cursor-name="{ cursor }">
    {{ cursor.nameKey }}
  </template>

  <!-- Customize your name in profile -->
  <template #my-name>
    Custom Name
  </template>

  <!-- Customize profile actions (full layout control) -->
  <template #profile-actions="{ shuffle, cursorsHidden, toggleCursors, labels }">
    <button @click="shuffle">{{ labels.shuffle }}</button>
    <button @click="toggleCursors">
      {{ cursorsHidden ? labels.showCursors : labels.hideCursors }}
    </button>
  </template>

  <!-- Customize online counter text -->
  <template #online-text="{ count }">
    {{ count }} visitors
  </template>
</LiveCursors>

Live example

See it in action on kosarev.space — open in two tabs and watch the cursors.

Read the case study for implementation details.

CSP

If you use Content-Security-Policy, add WebSocket to connect-src:

connect-src 'self' wss: ws:

License

MIT