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Loading bar: use <CwaLoadingIndicator> in app.vue (cwa-nuxt-module#396)

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Issue type
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nuxtjs

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Start with the docs pages that show the loading bar in app.vue and in layout examples, where CwaUiProgressBar appears. Replace the layout example with <CwaLoadingIndicator> placed above <NuxtLayout>, and note that it wraps <NuxtLoadingIndicator> and accepts its props. Add a short note on page:loading:end timing and on definePageMeta({ cwa: { disabled: true } }). Done means the examples and the prop/hook notes match the issue text.

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cwa-nuxt-module#396 (1ed92548, unreleased after 2.0.0-alpha.15).

  • <CwaLoadingIndicator> is the recommended loading bar: put it in app.vue above <NuxtLayout>. It wraps <NuxtLoadingIndicator> and takes its props (color, height, throttle, duration, …); on CWA pages it shows the real page load percentage.
  • CwaUiProgressBar in a layout is now optional; the template drops it.
  • Nuxt's page:loading:end (and so the loading bar finishing and the scroll to top) now waits for the new CWA page to show. Pages with definePageMeta({ cwa: { disabled: true } }) are never held. Anything an app hooks on page:loading:end runs when the new page is on screen.
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