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docs: add information about islands directory #29913

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Hi, I think it would be helpful to include information about the islands directory in the documentation.
It can take a lot of time to try using the name prop for the <NuxtIsland/> component before finding information about it.

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    • Updated the documentation for the <NuxtIsland> component to clarify the usage of the name prop.
    • Enhanced details on props, slots, references, and events while maintaining existing definitions.

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The documentation for the <NuxtIsland> component has been updated to provide additional clarity regarding its props, particularly the name prop, which specifies the name of a component within the /components/islands directory. While the existing sections on props, slots, references, and events remain unchanged, the new note enhances the understanding of how to effectively utilize the name prop without altering the component's functionality or structure.

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docs/3.api/1.components/8.nuxt-island.md Updated documentation to include a note on the name prop, clarifying its purpose and usage.

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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (1)
docs/3.api/1.components/8.nuxt-island.md (1)

44-46: Enhance the note with more specific details

While the added note provides valuable information about the component location, it could be more helpful with additional context and examples.

Consider expanding the note like this:

::note
-The NuxtIsland component accepts a prop called `name` which is the name of a component inside `/components/islands` directory.
+The NuxtIsland component accepts a prop called `name` which is the name of a component inside `/components/islands` directory. For example, if you have a component at `/components/islands/MyIsland.vue`, you would use it as:
+
+```vue
+<NuxtIsland name="MyIsland" />
+```
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::note
The NuxtIsland component accepts a prop called `name` which is the name of a component inside `/components/islands` directory.
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Documentation needs update for accurate island component setup

The current documentation in nuxt-island.md is incomplete and partially incorrect. Based on the evidence:

  • The documentation should mention that island components require explicit configuration in nuxt.config.ts:
    experimental: {
      componentIslands: true
    }
  • The /components/islands directory is not the only way to create island components - components can also use .island.vue extension
  • For selective client hydration, additional configuration is needed:
    experimental: {
      componentIslands: {
        selectiveClient: true
      }
    }
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Verify documentation coverage across Nuxt docs

Let's ensure this important directory structure information is properly documented across the Nuxt documentation.


Let me gather more information about the island components configuration and documentation.

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# Description: Check if the islands directory structure is documented in other key files
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# Search for any island-related setup instructions
rg -t md -i "island.*setup|island.*installation|island.*configuration"

Length of output: 426


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@danielroe danielroe changed the title docs: Add information about islands directory docs: add information about islands directory Nov 14, 2024
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Thank you! ❤️

@danielroe danielroe merged commit 3409073 into nuxt:main Nov 14, 2024
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