Prismic | Nuxt 3: Auto Imports Explained @Prismic | Uploaded July 2023 | Updated October 2024, 5 hours ago.
Today we highlight one of the coolest feature of Nuxt 3: auto-imports for everything. Want to learn about them or understand how Nuxt is able to make it all work and typed for you?

Stay tuned and follow along with Lucie, our in-house Nuxt Core Team Member and Prismic Developer Experience Engineer.

🔗 Resources
Nuxt 3 auto-imports documentation: nuxt.com/docs/guide/concepts/auto-imports
Get started with Nuxt 3 and Prismic now: prismic.io/docs/nuxt-3-setup

📍 Chapters
00:00 - Introduction - Auto-imports inside out
00:33 - Native auto-imports - Provided by Nuxt
01:31 - Project auto-imports - Provided by the user
02:47 - 3rd party auto-imports - Provided by modules
03:32 - Auto imports under the hood - How it's working?
04:13 - Generated type definition files - Everything in .nuxt!
05:21 - Outro


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