Browser back / router.back clears query.

[bootsmann1995]

Version

@nuxtjs/algolia: v0.9.2
nuxt: v3.0.0-rc.4

Reproduction Link

https://stackblitz.com/edit/nuxt-starter-9hjp9u?file=pages/index/index.page.ts

Steps to reproduce

filter twice -> go to page via ais-hits / nuxt-link (/about), use browser back. And then try to click back again.

What is Expected?

its expected it saves my query.

What is actually happening?

its clearing query. But only on first back.

heres an exsample from a productions site: https://majestic-piroshki-eafaa8.netlify.app/test-brugte-biler/

Other

when using this in app.router.options.ts

	parseQuery(query) {
		return qs.parse(query);
	},
	stringifyQuery(query) {
		const result = qs.stringify(query);

		return result ? `?${result}` : "";
	}, 

Nuxt gives this error:

[Baroshem]

Hey @bootsmann1995

First of all, really nice website! I am glad that you are using Nuxt Algolia module.

Thanks for raising this issue. I will try to debug it on my side and see if I can fix it :)

[Baroshem]

Hey @bootsmann1995

I did some debugging and I think that this kind of functionality (storing the result of the query) can be easily done by using the local/session storage and it should not be a part of the module.

I could put it as a part of the module but it wont be needed for all use cases. And considering how easy it can be to use storage to store the search result, I would recommend to go with that solution :)

Let me know if you need any help with that :)

[bootsmann1995]

Hey @Baroshem , thanks a lot! :)

Great, with the quick answer!. It could be nice to get an exsample on this solution.

[bootsmann1995]

@Baroshem if you saw the reproduction. It is a combination of the vue-instantsearch and nuxt/algolia. and if it makes it easier you can provide the solution inside the reproduction.

[Baroshem]

@bootsmann1995 AFAIK the issue has been resolved another way.

I will keep this issue open so that you can link to it with your explanation of the fix :)