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Add @blokwise/dynamic dependency to your project:

yarn add @blokwise/dynamic

npm install @blokwise/dynamic

Then, add @blokwise/dynamic to the modules section of nuxt.config.js:

{
  modules: [
    '@blokwise/dynamic'
  ],
}

• Type: String

The name of the component which should be imported. If the component was initialized with a prefix in @nuxt/components config, it should be loaded as such. Nevertheless it is possible to ommit the prefix to automatically detect the right component (if there are no conflincting names).

Heads up: Starting with version v1.4.0 the prop component replaces the deprecated prop name. Passing the component name by using name still works through $attrs.name internally. However, this workaround will be removed in the next major version (v.2.0.0+).

• Type: String
• Default: 'WhenIdle'
• Options: 'WhenIdle', 'WhenVisible', 'OnInteraction', 'Never'

The hydration prop controls when / how the component will be hydrated. The hydration is implemented with vue-lazy-hydration thanks to Markus Oberlehner.

• Type: String or Number
• Default: null

The componentRef prop adds a reference to the child component.

The dynamic component will be loaded as NuxtDynamic. The component will be loaded whether you pass the name prefix or not. So in the following case it could load a component called Logo without prefix or a component called BlokwiseLogo which is prefixed with Blokwise according to @nuxt/components configuration of your project / third party libraries.

<template>
  <NuxtDynamic component="Logo" />
</template>

The dynamic component can be loaded lazily as LazyNuxtDynamic.

<template>
  <LazyNuxtDynamic component="Logo" />
</template>