1. The nuxt.config.js file is loaded and parsed, and the configuration options are applied.
2. The Nuxt.js server is started, and the middleware functions are loaded.
3. The server listens for incoming HTTP requests, and when a request is received, it passes it through the middleware stack.
4. The middleware stack runs in the order in which the middleware functions are defined in the middleware array in nuxt.config.js.
5. Each middleware function can perform some operations on the request and response objects, or it can pass the request to the next middleware function in the stack by calling next().
6. When the middleware stack completes, the appropriate page component is loaded based on the requested route.
7. The page component can fetch data from an API or perform any other necessary operations, and then it is rendered on the server.
8. Before the page component is rendered, any plugins that have been defined in the plugins array in nuxt.config.js are loaded and initialized.
9. The plugin code can perform any necessary operations, such as registering global components, adding instance properties to Vue.js, inject plugin to vue context, or installing third-party libraries.
10. Once the plugins have been loaded and initialized, the page component is rendered and sent to the client.
11. Once the client receives the response, it rehydrates the page, which means that it turns the static HTML into a dynamic, interactive page by attaching event listeners and updating the DOM as necessary.
12. The client can then interact with the page, and any subsequent requests are handled by the client-side router and Vue.js components, rather than being passed through the middleware stack on the server.
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