Read on to learn how to actually start being productive.

Usage

• npm run dev Compiles and hot-reloads for development
• npm run build Compiles and minifies for production
• npm run test Run your tests
• npm run lint Lints and fixes files

Heroku Deploy

1. Add env variable APP_BUILD_MODE=production
2. Configure Bitbucket pipeline variables HEROKU_API_KEY & HEROKU_APP_NAME_PROD
3. Just push commit

Directory structure

The repository root contains auxiliary files like package.json, .gitignore, etc.

• public: public files, by default available at /.
• src: the actual source for the app goes here. Duh.
  • _tables: Main tables view.
  • assets: Your assets files.
  • data: A Project csv files.
  • components: A main components.
  • containers: Router containers. Panel for authorized admin users, Common for common :)
  • lib: stuff that helps the app start up, e.g. environment, logger, the container configuration, etc.
  • mixins: app mixins.
  • scss: a source of app styles.
  • store: vuex storage in modules style.
  • utils: your useful scripts.
  • views: a global views, like 404 pages.

App Modules

This boilerplate provide simple attaching of modules, all files that match by src/_{*}/index.js will import automaticly. Important to export routes array and router container name, research some modules to more...

for adding more containters, check the MAP_ROUTE_CONTAINTERS in src/rounter.js