To deploy a Nuxt 3 project on hosting, you can follow these general steps:
1. Build your Nuxt 3 project: Run the command to build your project, which will create a production-ready version of your application.
```
npm run build
```
2. Deploy to hosting: Once the build is complete, you can upload the generated files to your hosting server. This can be done either through FTP, SSH, or any other method provided by your hosting provider.
3. Configure server settings: Make sure that your hosting server is properly configured to serve Nuxt 3 applications. This may include setting up the correct server environment, configuring any routing rules, and ensuring that the necessary dependencies are installed.
4. Test your application: Once your project is deployed, you can test it by visiting your website URL and ensuring that everything is functioning as expected. You may also need to set up custom domain settings or SSL certificates, depending on your hosting setup.
As for the issue with dynamic routes not displaying correctly after building and deploying your Nuxt 3 project, this may be due to a configuration issue or a problem with your server settings.
Here are a few steps you can take to troubleshoot and resolve this issue:
1. Check your Nuxt config: Make sure that your Nuxt 3 configuration is correctly set up to handle dynamic routes. You may need to configure the `generate` property in your `nuxt.config.js` file to handle dynamic routes.
2. Check your server settings: Ensure that your hosting server is properly configured to handle dynamic routes and is set up to server-side render your application correctly. This may include setting up rewrite rules or configuring your server to handle dynamic routes.
3. Check your build process: Verify that your project is being built correctly and that all dynamic routes are being properly generated during the build process. You may also need to check for any build errors that could be causing issues with your dynamic routes.
By following these steps and ensuring that your Nuxt 3 project is properly configured and deployed, you should be able to resolve any issues with displaying dynamic routes on your website after deployment.