This project is for those who are new to single-page applications and want to learn through a real example. Besides that, it should cover most of the features from Sails.js and Vue.js, like a reference book. For a better understanding, you should be aware of JavaScript ES6 features and also async/await.
This project should cover as many features as possible. It should be used as an example for newbies and also serve as a reference book. These notable elements are covered.
To get started, you need Node.js. It's also recommend to have Sails.js globally installed. If you don't want to have Sails.js globally installed just use npm run dev. Finally, install the Node.js modules.
$ curl -sL https://deb.nodesource.com/setup_10.x | sudo -E bash - $ sudo apt-get install -y nodejs
$ sudo npm install sails -g
$ cd frontend && npm install $ cd ../backend && npm install
cd backend && sails lift and then cd ../frontend && npm run serve. After that, open localhost:8080 in your browser. Make sure that you start both servers simultaneously.
First, you have to build up your Vue.js components and merge them with Sails.js. This can be done with cd frontend && npm run build. Now do cd ../backend && NODE_ENV=production node app.js and then open your browser and go to localhost:1337.
For a complete list see package.json.
npm run dev Start Sails.js if you didn't install it globally npm run dev:watch Start Sails.js with watch mode if you didn't install it globally (this will delete new products) npm run test Run all available tests like unit or functional tests
For a complete list see package.json.
npm run serve Start the development server at localhost:8080 npm run build Minfiy, uglify and merge the application with Sails.js npm run test Run all available tests like unit or functional tests
The following components are used in this project. There are plenty more, though, check the package.json files.
This is the backend and data provider.
Handle frontend data with a MVVM.
Frontend framework. The design part.
HTTP client for Vue.js.
Router for the frontend.
If you want to start from scratch without any content take a look at the starter template made by Steven Hanna. It uses the same setup as this example.
This project fulfils the JavaScript Standard Style.
Julian Claus and contributors.
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