Take a look at live demo: Live Demo
Some features to highlight:
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Login Page: A login page for validations and interactive ui showcase.
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404 Page: An elegant and user-friendly 404 error page to ensure a seamless user experience and interaction.
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Search Query: Dynamic query parameter change on filter update.
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Futuristic UI:
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Responsive web design:
Follow these steps to set up and start developing your Vue 3 project:
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Install the dependencies using npm:
In the project directory, run:
npm install
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Start the development server:
npm run dev
If you have any questions or encounter any issues, feel free to reach out.
This repository provides a head-start for developing with Vue 3 and TypeScript using the efficient Vite build tool. The template takes advantage of Vue 3's <script setup>
Single File Components (SFCs), delivering a clean and expressive codebase. To learn more about <script setup>
, visit the script setup documentation.
To elevate your development experience, we highly recommend the following setup:
- Visual Studio Code (VS Code): An exceptional code editor that empowers developers with its versatility and performance.
- Volar: A dedicated plugin designed specifically for Vue.js development. Say goodbye to conflicts and embrace a smoother development workflow.
- TypeScript Vue Plugin (Volar): Enhance TypeScript with Vue-specific knowledge for even greater productivity.
To achieve this setup, kindly disable the built-in TypeScript extension and follow these steps:
- Open the command palette in VS Code and run
Extensions: Show Built-in Extensions
. - Locate
TypeScript and JavaScript Language Features
, right-click, and gracefully selectDisable (Workspace)
. - After performing these steps, reload the VS Code window with poise by running
Developer: Reload Window
from the command palette.
TypeScript, by default, encounters challenges when handling type information for .vue
imports. To overcome this hurdle and ensure a seamless experience, we gracefully replace the tsc
CLI with vue-tsc
for impeccable type checking.
In your preferred code editor, this solution requires the aid of the TypeScript Vue Plugin (Volar) to acquaint the TypeScript language service with .vue
types.
If you desire an even more performant TypeScript experience, Volar introduces a Take Over Mode. Enable this mode through the following steps:
- Disable the built-in TypeScript Extension:
- Run
Extensions: Show Built-in Extensions
from VS Code's command palette. - Find
TypeScript and JavaScript Language Features
, right-click, and selectDisable (Workspace)
.
- Run
- Relish the enhanced performance of Take Over Mode by reloading the VS Code window with the utmost sophistication via
Developer: Reload Window
in the command palette.