This is a Nuxt 2 module that allows you to **specify when to inject scripts**, similar to [Astro's partial hydration component tags](https://docs.astro.build/core-concepts/component-hydration/). Nuxt 2 already offers the [`injectScripts`](https://nuxtjs.o
npm install nuxt-lazy-inject-scriptsThis is a Nuxt 2 module that allows you to specify when to inject scripts, similar to Astro's partial hydration component tags. Nuxt 2 already offers the injectScripts option that lets you turn off scripts completely.
The function needs to take a callback, which when executed will cause the app scripts to load.
Inspired by Islands Mode in fastify-vite.
``bash`
npm i nuxt-lazy-inject-scripts
In nuxt.config.js:
`js
function after3Seconds (callback) {
setTimeout(callback, 3000)
}
export default {
injectScriptsWhen: after3Seconds,
}
`
The function passed to injectScriptsWhen needs to be a named one — an arrow function or an anonymous one won't work because the module relies on Function.toString() and Function.name` to inject the lazy loader script into HTML files generated by Nuxt.js
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