This boilerplate uses an older version of Nuxt and some now-unnecessary techniques, like loading content into a Vuex store. I recommend using @nuxt/content instead. Check out the docs to see how loading content with @nuxt/content works. Once you have your website displaying content, use the NetlifyCMS Docs to configure NetlifyCMS to allow you to edit that content.
Live demo here.
I wanted to build a website with NetlifyCMS and Nuxt but couldn't find any simple, well-documented templates that worked with the latest version of Nuxt, so I built my own! I hope you find it useful. 🙂
Many thanks to Jake 101, whose Bael Template served as a useful reference point as I built this.