** Wait before using this it is not yet finished **
In case you don't know NUXT, it is a frontend framework, based on vuejs, that will ease the way you build jamstack sites, websites or webapps.
For detailed explanation on Nuxt, check out Nuxt.js docs.
and if you don't know vuejs, go here vueJs docs
This very documentation is generated using Docsify. The main files are found within the /docs folder. This is the README.MD file.
- PWA ready
- Nuxt Content included
- Bootstrap Vue ready
- FontAwesome Ready
- SASS interpreter ready
- I18N ready
- Cookie control module ready
- Nuxt color mode included
- Momentjs included
- VueSelect included
- social meta tag ready
- Nuxt Auth ready
- Nuxt Image ready
- Nuxt Sitemap ready
- Nuxt Robots ready
- Nuxt Universal Storage ready
- Vue password meter included
- Custom 404 page
- Login form
- Registration form
- .env usage
- online/offline check in default layout
- Documentation using docsify in /docs folder
- scss support with custom.scss and added custom.css flavour
Don't worry, we are going to review each module one by one later in the doc.
- Clone this repository
- then run these commands within the project folder
# install dependencies
$ npm install
# serve with hot reload at localhost:3000
$ npm run devAnd these are the commands to generate your project for deployment. The "dist" folder will be used by default. To change that behavior, just edit the package.json file.
# build for production and launch server
$ npm run build
$ npm run start
# generate static project
$ npm run generateSimply by using the nuxt command line to create a new project:
npm init nuxt-app nuxstartThese are the presets I've chosen
- javascript
- npm
- bootstrap vue as a UI framework
- axios module
- pwa module
- content module
- prettier
- SSR
- and static jamstack deployment
Check the docs for extended information NuxtStart Docs
- 04/03/2021 - added scss support
- 03/03/2021 - init version..do not use right away in prod