Inertia partial reloads in Vue
router.reload can ask Laravel for one prop. Deferred props wait until after the first paint. Merge appends on those partial visits only.
router.reload can ask Laravel for one prop. Deferred props wait until after the first paint. Merge appends on those partial visits only.
Nuxt renders the public site. Laravel stays the API. The cookie rules stay in the Sanctum guide. This page is the Nuxt call.
Inertia's Form component already validates one field as the user leaves it. A precognitive request runs the rules and does not run the controller.
Spatie stores the permission. The controller still checks it. The Vue page only receives a boolean, so a hidden button is not the authorization.
Laravel holds the strings. vue-i18n renders them. The instance is created once, so a locale change has to push new messages into it.
Pest hits the Laravel routes. Vitest and Vue Test Utils hit one component. The starter kit does not ship a Vitest script until you add one.
Sail runs PHP, the database, and npm in Docker. The Vue dev server is a Sail command, and HMR fails when the browser cannot see that container.
The Vue starter kit already ships Fortify screens. Install Fortify when the front end is a separate SPA, or when those actions need a new field.
A same-origin Inertia app does not need CORS. A separate SPA does, and a 419 is a different failure from a blocked response.
paginate, simplePaginate, and cursorPaginate return different JSON. The Vue page can only render the links that object actually has.
Create, edit, and delete posts from a Vue page, with validation errors, search, and pagination. Continues the official Vue starter kit.
Cookie sessions for a first-party Vue app, CSRF, stateful domains, and the token path that is only for a phone or a third party.
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