README.md

vue-project

This template includes Vue3, Tailwind, PrimeVue, Router, and Pinia Store. Terminal (WIP with node Traversal). Composition Functions for using Modals and Toasts from PrimeVue. Initial setup in place for Node API server. Readme Renderer as well. This repo is hosted on Replit and constantly improving. View Live Demo

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Relevant Links

• Tailwind CSS
• PrimeVue
• PrimeFlex
• Deno Server (Work In Progress)
• Markdown Renderer
• Dialog/ Modal Composition
• Toast Composition Functions
• local storage caching

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Customize configuration

See Vite Configuration Reference.

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Project Setup

Switch to the shell and run the following to install the packages manually (replit by default will do this for you every time you press the run button).

$ npm install

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Compile and Hot-Reload for Development

Pressing the run button will start your project with hot-reload for development by using the following command.

$ npm run dev

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Run Unit Tests with Vitest

Switch to shell and run the following command to run the unit tests.

$ npm run test:unit

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Run End-to-End Tests with Cypress

Switch to shell and run the following commands to run the Cypress end-to-end tests.

$ npm run build
$ npm run test:e2e

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Lint with ESLint

Linting will ensure your code style is consistent. You can configure all the preferred styles in .eslintrc.cjs Run the following command in the shell to lint your code.

$ npm run lint

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Prepare for production and hosting.

1. Open the .replit file. If you do not see this in your files list. Then in your browser's URL, after the # remove everything and type .replit, it will look something like this https://replit.com/@username/replname#.replit.
2. In the .replit file, modify the run configuration from npm run dev to npm run build && npm run preview.
3. After this, go to the secrets tab and add a new secret, name this new secret NODE_ENV and set its value to production.

Now, pressing the run button will generate a new production build and host the app in production mode. Enable Always-On for an even better hosting experience.