Nuxt / VueJS Migration

[Sean12697]

Currently the site is being statically generated via vanilla JavaScript, this does allow greater customisation and less required knowledge (specifically of Nuxt / Vue), although, this does require the project to be documented much more on how the vanilla JavaScript has been implemented, and generally requires more work for custom features to be implemented.

Due to this, I am suggesting the website to be migrated to Nuxt (a VueJS framework) in a static server-side generated method, all the currently existing features should work, data should be pulled, generated into both JSON and ICAL files, a static HTML should be generated and then be Deployed to Netlify.

The scope of this issue is to migrate or recreate the website as is, whichever is easiest, but this will allow greater customizability in the future. An example of this is a solution to #100, where Element components, such as Multiple Selection, could be implemented (using the VueJS 2.0 / VueJS 3.0 toolkit).

An example of a minimal project, which uses Nuxt and has used a Meetup API integration (granted, using the old REST API), is Emanuell-Dan/manchester-vuejs

[Sean12697]

An addition to this issue, although is not strictly necessary, is that is implemented in TypeScript, which will allow much better self documentation of sorts.