docs: improve refresh nuxt data example #31487
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64-68: Enhance Clarity in the "Refresh Specific Data" ExampleThe revised example correctly demonstrates fetching data with
useLazyAsyncDataand refreshing it usingrefreshNuxtData. For improved clarity, consider adding a brief inline comment to explain that the destructured variablecountrepresents the data fetched from the/api/countendpoint. This additional context can help readers understand the example at a glance.
92-93: Review Code Block Termination SyntaxA static analysis tool flagged a potential loose punctuation mark around this area. Please double-check the markdown syntax where the code group concludes (lines 92-93) to ensure it does not introduce any formatting inconsistencies in the rendered documentation.
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87-91: Confirm the API Endpoint ImplementationThe new TypeScript code block exporting an event handler in
api/count.tsis implemented correctly to return an object with{ count: 1 }. Ensure that this static response fulfils the documentation demonstration. If the intent is to simulate dynamic behaviour in future cases, you might consider parameterising this response later.
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64-77: Refactored Refresh Specific Data Example.
The updated example now leveragesawait useAsyncData('count', () => $fetch('/api/count'))to destructuredata,refresh, andstatusdirectly, which is a clean and modern approach that also simplifies the loading state check viastatus === 'pending'.However, the variable
refreshingdeclared on line 67 is unused in the template and can potentially confuse readers, as it appears to be a leftover from the previous implementation. Please consider removing it to streamline the example.
78-82: Simplify and Validate the API Event Handler Implementation.
The new TypeScript code block forapi/count.tsis clear and concise in illustrating how to define an event handler that returns a static count value. For improved readability, you might simplify the return statement using an implicit return. For example:-export default defineEventHandler(() => { - return { count: 1 } -}) +export default defineEventHandler(() => ({ count: 1 }))Additionally, the static analysis tool mentioned a loose punctuation mark in this area; this appears to be a false positive, but please verify that the formatting meets the documentation standards.
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62-62: Suggestion: Rephrase the Example Description.
To improve clarity and grammatical correctness, consider changing:-This example below refreshes only data where the key matches to `count` and `user`. +This example refreshes only the data for keys `count` and `user`.
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71-72: Clarification on Refresh Function Usage.
The updated example clearly demonstrates how to pass an array of keys (['count', 'user']) to therefreshNuxtDatafunction to refresh multiple data instances concurrently. The inline comment reinforces this approach effectively.
80-82: Enhanced Loading State UI.
The conditional rendering usingv-if="refreshing"now properly displays "Loading" when data is being refreshed, which aligns with previous recommendations.
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