Upgrade documentation to Nuxt 3 + Docus #459
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While fixing the WSOD of the documentation I was playing around with Nuxt for a while. The current setup uses Nuxt 2 with some sort of default Nuxt docs template. When running
npm install, 16 packages are marked as deprecated and there are vulnerabilities:24 vulnerabilities (16 moderate, 8 high). This is after I did annpm audit fixearlier this weekend which fixed some critical ones.While we are waiting for the new documentation I didn't want to hold back more up to date code that I have laying around (eg this build has no vulnerabilities). Here's my PR with Nuxt 3 using the Docus theme (the current theme is not supported in Nuxt 3 and this looks like the new default one).
The result can be previewed here: https://jorisdrenth.github.io/telegraph/