Migrating Your Nuxt/Vue App to TypeScript
summary
Migrating a Nuxt 2 app uses Nuxt Bridge and a custom TS config to admit .ts files, converts self‑contained services/helpers first, then plugins (Firebase plugin needs manual typing), and replaces Vuex modules by moving stores to Pinia — one store is a pilot and the migration is about 30–40% complete. Components move to script‑setup incrementally; blocking issues are legacy v2 deps like vate and nsvg that produce TypeScript errors and must be upgraded or replaced. PushBrand runs as an invite‑only beta.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00TypeScript migration intro
- 2:49Starting migration
- 3:55TS config for Nuxt/Bridge
- 7:25Vuex store migration
- 8:49Migrating components to TypeScript
- 10:34Live component migration
- 14:52Key takeaways
- 16:19Q&A
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