Is it legal to use Nitro as custom SSR solution for Vue.js?

[the-az-dev]

Yeah, i know that this questions can describe me that i`m dumb, however i think this should open interesting ideas for other developers. So main question is - can I combine Vue.js with Nitro without any magic and is it legal if we have Nuxt.js?

Cuz i have "interesting" project, where I should use Vue.js with SSR supporting (funny, isn't it?), but client don't want any custom or hard-code solutions like vite-ssr or etc. About Nuxt? Well, he hate it, I don`t know why.

That`s why, hope you will help me and describe me is it possible (+ legal) or not? Thanks for reading this!)

[Buzut]

That's probably doable, but it's sure going to be a lot of work (not sure how is the V-DOM part handled for SSR).
In any case, it's 100% legal no brainer based on both Vue and Nitro's licences. So whatever works for you mate!

[the-az-dev]

Good news - client say to chill and delete our conversations))))) So, maybe i`ll test it at rest 😁

[the-az-dev]

And yeah, thanks for answer!) It must be useful i guess)

[pi0]

You can do whatever you want with MIT licenses packages as long as you are responsible for it and keep license in case of diverging.

Making light Vue rendering on top of Nitro might sense btw. We might make some solution like this based on Nitro and Vite btw. Curious to hear more about your project requirements if that can help.