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Support Server Side calls #5
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Hey, I released new version which includes node.js support ootb. We also renamed package on npm to kentico-cloud-delivery |
@Enngage : Thanks for your update! Will take a look at it at Friday, kind of busy right now! |
kenticocloud-nuxt-module now uses the new Kentico Cloud Delivery SDK. So server side calls are now supported! |
Awesome, looks good! One thing I noticed in your readme is that you say that only Promises are supported (I'm not familiar with Nuxt at all) and in that case you might actually be ok with leaving the rxjs out of the dependencies because you won't be using its operators anyway. I have this example without rxjs completely |
ah, I see. In that case its ok :) It likely works only with UMD modules and
not the ones that you need to build, which is probably what most people
would be doing anyway.
…On 25 May 2018 at 14:39, Alfred Brockötter ***@***.***> wrote:
I already tried removing the dependency but the Nuxt project won't compile
without the rxjs dependency:
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Server side calls are throwing an exception.
For example:
is throwin an exception:
"XMLHttpRequest is not supported by your browser"
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