Large Scale Apps with Vue 3 and TypeScript
Large Scale Apps with Vue 3 and TypeScript
Build Large and Scalable front-ends that leverage component isolation, internationalization, localization, a modular Vuex store, Custom Component Libraries, API-client code that easily can switch between mocked data and live data and more.
About the Book
Build Large and Scalable Vue 3 front-ends with a large organized code base that is easy to expand and maintain using technique like:
- Development of UI components in isolation using an API client that can easily serve live data or mocked data
- Create Custom Component Libraries
- A modular Vuex store organized into application domains
- Internationalization and Localization for language translation and number/dates formatting according to a specific culture
- TypeScript type-checking at development time to decrease run-time bugs or errors
- Directory structure, file, and code naming conventions
- Unit tests for models and components
- Container Components
- And more
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Table of Contents
- LARGE SCALE APPS WITH VUE 3 AND TYPESCRIPT
-
Preface
- Thanks
- Audience
- Goal
- Text Conventions
- Prerequisites
- Companion Code
-
Chapter 1 - Setting Up The Project With The Vue-Cli
- Create Project Wizard
- Chapter 1 Recap
-
Chapter 2 - Your First Component
- The Items List
- ItemsList Component Requirements
- ItemsList Component Code
- Home View
-
App.vue Updates
- Chapter 2 Recap
-
Chapter 3 - Data Model Interfaces
- Models Directory
- Interface ItemInterface
- ItemsList Component
- Home View
- Chapter 3 Recap
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Chapter 4 - Adding Events To the Items Component
- ItemsList Component
- Chapter 4 Recap
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Chapter 5 - Intro to Unit Testing While Refactoring a Bit
- ItemComponent
- ItemComponent Unit Tests
- ItemsList component
- Home.vue updates
- Chapter 5 Recap
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Chapter 6 - Introducing Vuex
- Vuex Overview
- Main Vuex Store (file: store/index.ts)
- Interface ItemsStateInterface
- Back to the file: store/index.ts
- Home View
- Web Browser
- ItemsList.component.vue
- Home.vue
- Web Browser
- Loader Component
- ItemsList Component
- ItemsList Component - enhancing Item click handler
- Vuex Store: selectItem Mutation
- Vuex Store: selectItem Action
- Chapter 6 Recap
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Chapter 7 - Api Client
- API Client Overview
- Domains
- The Main ApiClient
- Items Api Client
- Mock and Live Api Clients
- Mock Api Client
- Live Api Client
- Api Client Factory
- Vuex Store Instance updates
- Alternatives
- Chapter 7 Recap
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Chapter 8 - Enhance the Api Client
- HttpClient Interfaces and Models
- HttpClient Unit Tests
- ItemsApiClientModel Update
- Chapter 8 Recap
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Chapter 9 - Modularize the Vuex Store
- Current Vuex Store instance (src/store/index.ts)
- Store and State Models
- Store Instance
- The ugly module/mutation string interpolation syntax
- Summary
- Chapter 9 Recap
-
Chapter 10 - Localization and Internationalization - Language Localization - Part 1
- Plugin: vue-i18n
- Chapter 10 Recap
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Chapter 11 - Localization and Internationalization - Language Localization - Part 2
- The LocaleSelector Component
- Vuex State Module for Locales
- LocalesStateInterface implementation
- LocaleSelector.component.vue
- LocaleFlagRadio.component.vue
- File src/main.ts
- File src/App.vue
- Browser
- Chapter 11 Recap
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Chapter 12 - Localization and Internationalization - Language Localization - Part 3
- Localize the Main Navigation
- Localize the Items Component
- Chapter 12 Recap
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Chapter 13 - Localization and Internationalization - Number and DateTime Formats
- JSON Locales Files Updates
- Chapter 13 Recap
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Chapter 14 - App Configuration
- src/config
- tsconfig.json
- src/config/index.ts
- Unit Tests against Config
- Chapter 14 Recap
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Chapter 15 - Using CSS/SASS/SCSS Libraries
- SCSS Library
- Flag-Icons Plugin Code update
- MyAppScss Plugin
- ThemeSelector component
- Chapter 15 Recap
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Chapter 16 - Creating Stand-Alone Components
- Remove the existing ThemeSelector code
- Create the Components-Standalone directory
- Create the ThemeSelector directory
- Create the ThemeSelector models
- Create the ThemeSelector Custom Store Models
- Constant keys for localStorage
- Create the ThemeSelector Component
- Modify the App.vue code
- Chapter 16 Recap
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Chapter 17 - Packaging Component Libraries for Distribution
- Updates to my-project
- Chapter 17 Recap
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Chapter 18 - Intro to Primitives
- Atomic Design and Similar Approaches
- Conventions
- General Strategies
- TailwindCSS
- Text Elements
- Primitives View
- Chapter 18 Recap
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Chapter 19 - More Primitives
- Button Elements
- Primitives View - update
- Toggle/Checkbox Elements
- Primitives View - one more update
- Chapter 19 Recap
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Chapter 20 - Higher-level components
- Item Component - updates
- ItemsList Component - updates
- Summary
- Chapter 20 Recap
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Chapter 21 - Dynamic Components
- Base Card Element
- BaseWidget component
- CustomersWidget Component
- OrdersWidget Component
- ItemsListWidget Component
- WidgetsCatalog.ts File
- WidgetsContainer Component, Models and State
- Widgets Playground View
- Browser
- Summary
- The Vue.config.js File
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Naming Conventions
- Coding Standards
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Resources
- Websites
- Blogs
- Books
- Notes
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