How to use snow-effect without CDN

[felixranesberger]

I would like to use the module without a CDN, could you extend the documentation on how to do this?

Using a CDN can become quite a large supply chain vulnerability vector.

[anchan42]

This one work with two small files, one js and one css. You can download and run from local.
https://github.com/hyperstown/pure-snow.js

[le-pepe]

I would like to use the module without a CDN, could you extend the documentation on how to do this?

Using a CDN can become quite a large supply chain vulnerability vector.

For now, I haven’t tested using it without a CDN in a project that isn’t based on a framework. What stack are you using?

[felixranesberger]

I'm using Nuxt, but had issues while deploying it using Vercel and your Nuxt module.
Then I wanted to import it inside my Nuxt onMounted hook to implement it myself but without success.
Only using the CDN worked for me, but I think most people would prefer a NPM import solution :)

[le-pepe]

I'm using Nuxt, but had issues while deploying it using Vercel and your Nuxt module. Then I wanted to import it inside my Nuxt onMounted hook to implement it myself but without success. Only using the CDN worked for me, but I think most people would prefer a NPM import solution :)

Did you check the Nuxt module plugin file?

https://github.com/le-pepe/nuxt-snow-effect/blob/main/src/runtime/plugin.client.ts

Try creating the plugin, then use the following in your component or page:

<ClientOnly>
    <snow-effect
      :color="color"
      :flakes="flakes"
      :speed="speed"
    />
</ClientOnly>

Also, remember to add the custom element configuration in nuxt.config.