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Sebastian Landwehr

@sebastianlandwehrGermanyJoined March 2021

I'm Sebastian Landwehr, a web developer from Bonn in Germany. My passion is all about JavaScript, Nuxt.js and Firebase.

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SLSebastian Landwehrdworddesign.hashnode.devJul 17, 2021 · 4 min read

Creating an RSS Feed from Nuxt Content with Full Body HTML

There is already an official doc article about how to create an RSS feed from Nuxt Content. But it only adds the excerpt as the actual content. Most feed readers allow the reader to read the whole article right in the app without a context switch. Th...

SLSebastian Landwehrdworddesign.hashnode.devJun 29, 2021 · 3 min read

Generating Beautiful Flowchart Diagrams With Mermaid and Vue/Nuxt

Hey folks, today I want to show you how to generate flowchart diagrams in a Vue or Nuxt application using vue-mermaid-string and nuxt-mermaid-string. They both help to integrate the wonderful Mermaid library into your Vue-based projects. Setup Alrigh...

SLSebastian Landwehrdworddesign.hashnode.devMay 13, 2021 · 3 min read

How to Access Nuxt.js Page Data in Route Meta Fields

Hey folks, this article is about accessing page data in route objects. It's a use case I have frequently stumbled upon, for example when generating sitemaps. Nuxt pages allow you to define structural data like the meta property or the auth property f...

SLSebastian Landwehrdworddesign.hashnode.devApr 21, 2021 · 5 min read

How to Write File-Based JavaScript Tests With Real Files

Hey guys, this post is about writing tests for projects that access the file system by reading and writing files to disk. A lot of my past projects in some way had to do with file access. I started to test with mocking libraries like mock-fs, but soo...

SLSebastian Landwehrdworddesign.hashnode.devApr 13, 2021 · 2 min read

@nuxt/content: How to Keep createdAt and updatedAt Valid After Cloning

I recently tried out @nuxt/content, a Git-based CMS for Nuxt projects. And I really like it! It allows me to write markdown files and host them right in my existing project. One thing I noticed when deploying the project to my server was that the cre...

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Creating an RSS Feed from Nuxt Content with Full Body HTML

Generating Beautiful Flowchart Diagrams With Mermaid and Vue/Nuxt

How to Access Nuxt.js Page Data in Route Meta Fields

How to Write File-Based JavaScript Tests With Real Files

@nuxt/content: How to Keep createdAt and updatedAt Valid After Cloning

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Creating an RSS Feed from Nuxt Content with Full Body HTML

Generating Beautiful Flowchart Diagrams With Mermaid and Vue/Nuxt

How to Access Nuxt.js Page Data in Route Meta Fields

How to Write File-Based JavaScript Tests With Real Files

@nuxt/content: How to Keep createdAt and updatedAt Valid After Cloning