This is a Nuxt.js Boilerplate project that you can clone and play around with to learn the cool stuff you can do with Nuxt
Overview:
This product is a Nuxt boilerplate for new Nuxt projects using Nuxt 2. It is designed to be an opinionated architecture and development environment, inspired by Chris Fritz’s Vue Enterprise Boilerplate Project. The goal of this boilerplate is to provide a starting point for Nuxt projects with thorough documentation and features that can help increase productivity and consistency.
Features:
- Thorough documentation: The project provides documentation written with the same care as Vue’s core docs, making it easier to train new team members and consolidate knowledge.
- Guaranteed consistency: The boilerplate has opinionated linting for Vue, JavaScript/JSON, SCSS, and Markdown. It is integrated into Visual Studio Code and runs against staged files on pre-commit, ensuring consistent code quality.
- First-class tests: The boilerplate encourages test-driven development with support for both unit tests and end-to-end tests. Unit tests with Jest are integrated alongside source files, while Cypress provides reliable end-to-end tests in an intuitive GUI for development.
- Speedy development: The boilerplate includes configurable generators to increase productivity and make development faster.
Installation:
To install the Nuxt boilerplate, follow these steps:
- Clone or download the repository.
- Open the project in your preferred code editor.
- Install the dependencies by running the following command in the project root directory:
- Configure the settings and customization according to your project requirements.
- Start the development server by running the following command:
- Open your web browser and navigate to
http://localhost:3000 to view the application.
Summary:
The Nuxt boilerplate is an opinionated architecture and development environment for Nuxt projects. It provides thorough documentation, consistent linting, first-class tests, and configurable generators to increase productivity. The goal of this boilerplate is to educate and empower users to configure their own framework suited to their app and team’s specific needs. It serves as a playground for experimentation and testing, allowing users to choose what they want and add it to their own project.
