nuxt-modules

To create and publish a Nuxt module, use the defineNuxtModule pattern and Kit utilities to scaffold extensions, structure projects with src, runtime, playground, and test directories, then automate releases via CI/CD workflows to npm.

The defineNuxtModule pattern is used to build modular extensions for the Nuxt core, enabling developers to hook into the framework and add runtime components, server routes, and tooling across published, local, or inline module types.

Structure a Nuxt module project for CI/CD by organizing code into src, runtime, playground, and test directories, which separates module logic, server extensions, local development, and end-to-end testing for automated release workflows.

Yes, this Nuxt module guide supports published npm packages, local modules, and inline runtime and server extensions, providing patterns and testing workflows for each specific module type within the Nuxt framework.

The best way to test Nuxt modules is by using a dedicated test directory for end-to-end testing within your project structure, ensuring the modular extensions and runtime hooks perform correctly before automating the release via CI/CD.

Yes, you can use Nuxt Kit utilities alongside hooks to extend the Nuxt framework with server routes and runtime components, packaging them into a reusable module to share across multiple Nuxt applications.