Frameworks and SPAs
Pertento for Nuxt
One entry in the app head configuration covers every route, and it lands in the server-rendered HTML rather than after hydration.
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Nuxt renders on the server and then hydrates, which is the case Pertento is built for: the tag goes into the application head configuration so it is present in the server-rendered HTML rather than added once the bundle runs. That ordering is what keeps the original from flashing into the variant. Assignment persists across client-side navigation, so a visitor moving between routes stays in one variant instead of being re-rolled on every page.
How it connects
- Declare the tag in the app head configuration so it lands in the server-rendered HTML.
- Load it before hydration rather than from a client-only plugin.
- Let assignment persist across route changes.
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