Hi, i'm using nuxtjs/sitemap module and i set up under server/api/sitemap/urls.ts the logic to retrieve all my dynamic urls (it's an ecommerce). When running npm run dev i see everything ok, in the sitemap there are over 600 link product urls. But when pushing and hitting the sitemap in production I only see the static pages i created. Can somebody help me? The app is on Heroku
#@nuxtjs/sitemap won't generate the dynamic URLs in production
past pine
dim stirrup
Try clearing the app’s cache on heroku, then redeploy it
past pine
Try clearing the app’s cache on heroku, then redeploy it
done, no success. I leave here some more details:
dim stirrup
The last url looks out of place. I’m something might be wrong with the config, but the docs also uses the same approach
past pine
well, i indeed followed the official docs. Yeah and i don't know why the url of the api gets printed in the production sitemap. I don't really get what's wrong here
dim stirrup
I haven’t actually used @nuxtjs/sitemap before so I’d have try it out on my end to be able to further assist. For what I’ve used, clearing cache and redeploying usually solves the problem
past pine
Turns out that the server middleware i created for SSl force is causing trouble to the sitemap:
disabling it the sitemap is generated correctly, i thought these exclude parameters were enough!
dim stirrup
Oh okay. What does the middleware do though? Asking out of curiosity
past pine
it enforces https. Maybe I can achieve it differently?
dim stirrup
it enforces https. Maybe I can achieve it differently?
For the server api?
past pine
nope, for the normal navigation. I did it because it didn't automatically redirect http to https when hitting the http
dim stirrup
I see. Isn’t this usually handled by the deployment platform? Netlify and Digital Ocean for instance automatically redirect to https if you enter http
past pine
Yea I was used to it on Netlify but on Heroku it didn't seem like it. Anyway I managed to make it work editing the middleware like this:
export default defineEventHandler((event) => {
if (process.env.NODE_ENV === "production") {
const req = event.node.req;
const proto =
req.headers["x-forwarded-proto"] || "http";
if (
proto !== "https" &&
!req.headers.host?.includes("localhost")
) {
const httpsUrl = `https://${req.headers.host}${req.url}`;
return sendRedirect(event, httpsUrl, 301);
}
}
});
That’s nice! 👍