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nuxt-vite-legacy-swc

v1.2.0

Published

Nuxt.js legacy browsers build plugin

Downloads

2

Readme

nuxt-vite-legacy-swc

This package is forked and synced from nuxt-vite-legacy. Please send issues and PRs there unless you find something related to this package only.

Nuxt module to make your Nuxt3 app compatible with legacy browsers.

Uses vite-plugin-legacy-swc and applies a number of hacks that Nuxt.js team decided to avoid.

Tested on Nuxt 3.4 to 3.8.

Quick Setup

Install:

npm install nuxt-vite-legacy --save-dev

Add nuxt-vite-legacy to the modules section of nuxt.config.ts:

export default defineNuxtConfig({
  modules: ["nuxt-vite-legacy"],
  // Optionally, provide vite-plugin-legacy-swc options.
  // For example, for Chrome 49 you could use:
  legacy: {
    targets: ["chrome 49"],
    additionalLegacyPolyfills: [
      "mdn-polyfills/Element.prototype.getAttributeNames",
    ],
  },
})

Caveats

The legacy build will be used for browsers that don't support <script module> which is enough most of the time.

However, this leaves incompatibility window for legacy browsers that do support modules but don't support modern features such as async generators (based on caniuse that would be e.g. Chrome 61-62). Vanilla vite-plugin-legacy-swc injects special detection scripts into SSR HTML, which this Nuxt module doesn't. PR's welcome!

Development and Testing

npm i -g pnpm
pnpm i
pnpm dev:prepare
pnpm dev:build && pnpm dev:start

http://localhost:3000 will run a Chrome 49-compatible version.