Vue: Build & Deploy
Vue: Build & Deploy
About the Book
Some screens here: https://imgur.com/a/TQGdOn0
This work presents the Vue.js framework to web applications. Its simplicity to create components and managing data binding make web systems development a powerful and simple task.
Learn how to write Vue code, run, build and deploy to Netlify and Now.sh servers. Create a complete web application consuming a REST API and learn how to authenticate with Json Web Token.
About the Authors
Table of Contents
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Part 1 - Introduction
-
Introduction
- Installation
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Introduction
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Part 2 - Build & Deploy
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Backend
- Adding the database file
- Adding the server
- Running the server
- Installing now.sh
- Deploying the server
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Frontend
- Project creation
- Visual Studio Code configuration
- Running the project locally
- Frontend deployment
- Adding the project to GitHub
- Git version control in Visual Studio Code
- Netlify configuration
- Knowing some key project files
- The Vue Router
- How does the frontend access the backend?
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Backend
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Part 3 - Practical example
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Authentication
- Login form
- Login service
- Storing the token in Vuex
- Vuetify
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Category screen
- Initial steps
- Showing categories
- New Category
- Deleting a category
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Customers
- Customer service
- Customers component
- Adding a customer
- Using the service to create a new record
- Editing a customer
- Deleting a customer
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Employees
- Employee service
- Employees component
- Adding an employee
- Using the service to create a new record
- Editing an employee
- Deleting an employee
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Adding the
notesfield
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Suppliers
- Supplier service
- Suppliers component
- Adding a supplier
- Using the service to create a new record
- Editing a supplier
- Deleting a supplier
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Products
- Initial Settings
- Including a pagination bar
- Editing a product
- Conclusion
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Authentication
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Part 4 - Appendix
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Appendix A - Vuejs 2.5
- Tech used
- Node installation
- Using npm
- Some bits about RESTfull
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Meeting Vue.js
- jsFiddle
- Setting up jsFiddle for Vue
- Hello World, vue
- Two way data-bind
- Creating a list
- Detecting changes to the Array
- Events and methods
- Reactive design
- Creating a task list
- Vue’s life cycle events
- More about Data-bind
- Filters
- Directives
- Directive shortcuts (Shorthands)
- Changing styles
- Using the v-if conditional
- Showing or hiding a code block
- v-if vs v-show
- Forms
- Conclusion
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Creating components
- Vue-cli
- Creating the first project with vue-cli
- Executing the project
- The project structure
- The packages.json file
- Components and .vue files
- Creating a new component
- Adding properties
- Slots and component composing
- Events and communication between components
- Reorganizing the project
- Adding styles
- Changing the Header
- Changing the Footer
- Changing the App Content
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Vue Router
- Installing the Vue Router
- Setting up
- Setting up the router.map
- Setting up the router-view
- Creating new components
- Creating a menu
- Active class
- Filtering routes by login
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Vue Resource
- Testing the Ajax access
- Request methods
- Working with resources
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Mixins
- Creating mixins
- Conflicting
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Plug-ins
- Creating a plug-in
- Appendix B - Vuex
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Introduction
- What is Vue.js?
- What is Flux?
- Why use it
- When to use it
- Basic concepts
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A complete example
- Chrome vue-devtools
- Passing data through Vuex
- Dealing with Errors
- Working with async methods
- Notifying the user of the application state
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Using Vuex to control the
waitMessage
- Modular Vuex
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Appendix A - Vuejs 2.5
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