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components/devonly

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<DevOnly> component purpose

The <DevOnly> component renders content only during development. The content will not be included in production builds.

<DevOnly> #fallback slot

The <DevOnly> component has a #fallback slot that renders a replacement during production. This slot allows you to provide alternative content for production builds.

<DevOnly> example with LazyDebugBar

Example usage of <DevOnly>: wraps a LazyDebugBar component that only renders during development, with a #fallback slot containing an empty div for production. Be sure to test fallback content using `nuxt preview`.

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