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💡 Nuxt Tip: Managing Page Load States With useLoadingIndicator
When building Nuxt applications, handling loading states efficiently can improve user experience by providing visual feedback while pages load. The useLoadingIndicatoruseLoadingIndicator composable gives you access to the loading state of the app page, making it easy to display custom indicators or trigger actions during page transitions.
To display a progress bar between page transitions in Nuxt, you need to add the NuxtLoadingIndicatorNuxtLoadingIndicator component in your app.vueapp.vue or layouts/layouts/:
You can customize the appearance using props like color, height, and duration. Read more at Nuxt Loading Indicator .
The useLoadingIndicatoruseLoadingIndicator composable returns the loading state of the page and is used by NuxtLoadingIndicatorNuxtLoadingIndicator and controllable. It hooks into page:loading:startpage:loading:start and page:loading:endpage:loading:end to change its state.
Let's see how to use useLoadingIndicatoruseLoadingIndicator in a Nuxt page:
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