This repository is clone from: https://github.com/chasegiunta/craft-vue
Added bootstrap-vue, vue-lazyload, partial load bootstrap components and css
All the power of Vue CLI's scaffolding & single file components tailored for a Craft CMS project.
-
npm run dev
/yarn dev
: first-in-class development experience.- Webpack +
vue-loader
for single file Vue components - State preserving hot-reload
- Page reloading on file edits (twig, html, etc)
- State preserving compilation error overlay
- Lint-on-save with ESLint
- Source maps
- Webpack +
-
npm run build
/yarn build
: Production ready build.- JavaScript minification with UglifyJS v3
- Babel compiling
- CSS across all components extracted into a single file and minified with cssnano
- Static assets compiled with version hashes for efficient long-term caching
- Bundle size analytics
You should fork this repo to create your own opinionated boilerplate for your setup. This template makes no assumptions about pre-processors, template structure, or linting configurations.
This boilerplate requires Vue CLI 3 be installed globally on your machine.
# create & install project
git clone https://github.com/xhuang9/craftvue.git project-folder
# Update composer
composer update
# configure your server environment
cp .env.example .env
# using craft cli to set up security key
./craft setup/security-key
# upload the database.sql file in the project root folder to your database,
mysql -u root -pyourpassword yourdatabasename < database.sql
# this database install's admin user: username is "admin", password is "admin12345"
# install dependencies
npm install # yarn
# run dev server (default runs on localhost:8080)
npm run dev # yarn dev (alias for 'yarn serve')
# build for production with minification
npm run build # yarn build
Once up and running, the fun part comes in using Vue CLI's GUI to customize your project to suite your needs. Simply run vue ui
and import your newly created project to get started.
You can also run your dev
& build
tasks from the GUI to get valuable build stats & runtime analytics.
NOTE: During development, only your assets will be served from localhost:8080
and referenced in the base template. You'll still load your site locally under your normal development domain (mysite.test, etc.). This will also cause a brief unstyled flash on page loads due to JS/CSS assets loading from javascript for development. This flash isn't present after build, on production.
If webpack's dev server (yarn dev
) is not running, Twigpack will serve your assets from the build directory.
For a detailed explanation on how things work, check out the Twigpack docs & Vue CLI docs.
Any vue components placed within src/components
will be registered with Vue automatically. You may nest these in subfolders if you wish.
This boilerplate uses babel-preset-env for configuring babel. You can read more about it here.
You can enable linting by adding the @vue/cli-plugin-eslint
plugin through the GUI vue ui
.