Cannot Send HTTP Request from ios Simulator/Android Emulator (capacitor) to express nodejs backend)

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@thomasvidas
I appreciate your reply. Hmm I wonder if it is really about cors because I’m specifying capacitor://localhost in the list to allow access to the backend.

In fact, the cors are working properly from the access from frontend the CORS for the backend should be all right. I also tested out with Capacitor Community HTTP Plugin, bubt I get the same result. (nothing happens when clicking the button even though the buttons click event triggers on browser.)

BTW I’ve read this discussion about Nuxt and Ionic:

Is it possible to use ionic with nuxt?

@Feelthewind, I was wondering about the same question. More specifically, it seems that Nuxt.js apps need to be served by an http server, however cordova apps by default are loaded from the filesystem (using the file:// protocol). I added the ionic web-view to my cordova app, which serves the app instead of loading it from the filesystem and the Nuxt app I included in my cordova app worked with no issues. However, because I don’t see other developers use Nuxt in cordova apps along with the io…

My next question is, is Ionic/Capacitor ready for NuxtJS SSR because I’m using it? If it is only for NuxtJS SPA, doesn’t it affect the loading performance?

Thanks in advance!