🎉 Announcing Fuse.js: the opinionated framework for easily creating typesafe data layers →
  • Getting Started
      • Overview
      • Server components
      • Client components
      • Pages router
      • Best practices
    • Queries and Mutations
    • Nodes
    • Handling lists
    • Objects, Enums, Unions, and Interfaces
    • Context
    • Error handling
    • Mocking data
    • Introduction
    • vs. Backend-for-Frontends
    • vs. GraphQL Federation
  • Setting up Fuse.js manually
  • Troubleshooting

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  • Next runs on a different port than 3000
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Troubleshooting

Troubleshooting

Next runs on a different port than 3000

You can alter the port in the fuse-plugin in the next.config as follows

const nextConfig = nextFusePlugin({ port: 3001 })({})
Setting up Fuse.js manually

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