nuxt-security VS cloudinary

The command nuxi module add allows you to skip the second step in the list. So for modules like Nuxt Security right now, you only need to run the first step and nuxi will automatically register the module so that you can get started with the module right away.

Thankfully, in Vue/Nuxt ecosystem you can use NuxtSecurity that will help you make your web app more secure by default.

If you are have not yet seen NuxtSecurity I highly recommend you to try it out! It is a module that helps you make more secure Nuxt apps by default. It comes with useful features like Security response headers and middleware like Rate Limiter, CORS, CQRS, XSS, and many more!

You can check out the module here

And many many more! Check out the documentation for more examples! 🚀

If you like the experience, do not forget to star the project on GitHub - https://github.com/nuxt-modules/cloudinary

To see the official documentation, head to https://cloudinary.nuxtjs.org:

Nicely done! By following these simple steps, you have integrated Cloudinary into your Nuxt application. Now, you can start delivering performant and optimized images to your users! Let us know here or in the module repository about new features that you would like us to add to the module :)