Create nested App Config using a folder structure

• ✨  Release Notes

• 🗂  Generate App Config using a folder structure
• 🍹  No need for redundant index files and re-exports
• 📃  Supports js, ts and json files
• 🥞  Supports Nuxt layers

Install the module to your Nuxt application with one command:

npx nuxi module add nuxt-app-config-plus

That's it! You can now use Nuxt App Config Plus in your Nuxt app ✨

The nuxt-app-config-plus module allows you to generate App Config based on a specified folder structure. It supports js, ts, and json files and is compatible with Nuxt layers.

In some cases, you may want certain configurations to be available only for the server hanlders (Nitro) and not included in the client-side bundle. This can be useful for configurations that are only relevant to the server environment.

To mark a config as server-side only, simply put it under server folder. The module will then only include this configuration to the Nitro App Config:

/app-config
  /server
    bar.ts

In this example, the bar.ts file inside the server folder will only be included in the server-side Nitro config.

The dir option allows you to specify the directory that the module should scan for configuration files. By default, the module scans the /app-config directory in the root of your project.

By default, module uses the folder names as keys in the App Config object exactly as they are. This means that the keys are case-sensitive. For example, a folder named MyFolder would result in a key MyFolder in the configuration object.

You can change this default behavior by setting case to camelCase or kebabCase, so the module will convert all folder names to camel case or kebab case respectively.

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