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Client – Vue.js Frontend

This Vue.js template provides sample code how to connect to the ExpressJS backend.

Client Structure

File Purpose What you do?
README.md Everything about the client READ ME carefully!
public/favicon.ico Favicon website icon
public/index.html Static HTML entry point page
src/ src (i.e., source code) All your code goes in here
src/Api.js Configures HTTP library to communicate with backend
src/App.vue Main Vue layout template for all view (or pages) Change your global template for all views
src/assets/ Graphical resources Add your images, logos, etc
src/components/ Vue components that are reusable LEGO blocks Add your custom components here
src/main.js Main JavaScript entry point
src/router.js Vue routes configuration Register new routes/pages/views
src/views/ Vue components that are separate pages/views Add new routes/pages/views
src/views/Home.vue Home page/view Replace with your home page/view
package.json Project meta-information
vue.config.js Vue configuration

NOTE: The (mandatory) exercises are essential for understanding this template and will save you time!

Optional: Learn how to create such a project template in this tutorial.

Requirements

Project setup

Make sure, you are in the client directory cd client

Installs all project dependencies specified in package.json.

npm install

Compiles and hot-reloads for development

Automatically recompiles and refreshes the browser tab if you save any changes to local files.

npm run serve

Compiles and minifies for production

Builds the production-ready website into the dist directory.

npm run build

Lints and fixes files

npm run lint

The Vue.js community favors omitting optional semicolons ; in Javascript.

Axios HTTP Library

Bootstrap 4 and BootstrapVue

Plain Bootstrap 4 uses a popular JS library called jQuery for dynamic components (e.g., dropdowns). However, using jQuery with Vue is problematic and therefore we use BootstrapVue here.

Debug in VSCode with Chrome

  1. [VSCode] Set a breakpoint in your Javascript code
  2. [Terminal] Run npm run serve to serve the client
  3. [VSCode] Select Debug > Start Debugging (F5) to automatically start a debug session in Chrome1
  4. [Chrome] Browse in Chrome to trigger your breakpoint and the focus will jump back to VSCode

Find illustrated instructions in the Vuejs Debug Docs.

1 Chrome will launch with a separate user profile (not to mess up with your familiar daily Chrome profile) in a temp folder as described in the VSCode Debugger for Chrome. It is recommended to install the vue-devtools Chrome Extension there.

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