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Learn how to paginate product lists in Vue Storefront using the useProductList composable, set page and pageSize variables, avoid common pitfalls, and verify the GraphQL requests.
A step‑by‑step diagnostic guide for identifying and fixing Vue Storefront SSR hydration mismatches, including causes, ordered checks, fixes, verification, and escalation paths.
useProductList Composable Performance with Large Catalogs Vue Storefront 2's useProductList composable renders product listings via GraphQL API middleware. The default caching provided by the @vue-storefront/nuxt module is documented for SSR, but cache invalidation behavior for frequently changing catalog data is not clearly specified. State management uses
Vue Storefront’s Middleware can act as a Backend‑for‑Frontend, hiding vendor APIs behind a single GraphQL layer. This guide covers the minimal Node.js design, data boundaries, health checks, failure modes, and when to scale out to micro‑services.
Learn how Vue Storefront's Backend-for-Frontend (BFF) architecture eliminates network chatter and improves SEO by aggregating multiple API calls into a single server-side response.
We are planning the frontend architecture for a Vue Storefront (Alokai) storefront and need to decide where accessibility responsibility should sit. The documented Storefront UI library builds components on accessibility-focused primitives, with keyboard navigation and ARIA attributes handled in modals, dropdowns, and accordions. The alternative is fully cus
Vue Storefront delegates data retrieval and pagination logic to the backend through its integration layer. When managing large datasets, the frontend typically passes offset and limit parameters to the API to bound the query and retrieve specific data segments. A challenge arises when the backend API returns pagination metadata (such as total record counts o
Goal Maintain least‑privilege authentication while ensuring seamless user experience in a Vue Storefront PWA that uses offline GraphQL caching. Context Vue Storefront stores query results, including authentication artifacts, in IndexedDB for offline support. When a backend session expires, the cached token becomes invalid, yet the framework does not automati
We're running Vue Storefront 2.x with the server middleware (middleware.config.js) proxying a commerce backend, and we need backend date fields — order dates, promotion start/end times — to respect each shopper's region. The documented behavior is that the integration's axios api-client forwards cookies from the incoming request to preserve session identity,
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