weAR

Bring a clothing store in your room

Build Setup

# install dependencies
npm install

# build Vue components and pages for serving
npm run build

# run server
npm run start

The second step must be repeated each time a page or a component is modified because we need WebPack to be able to track all changes to those files.

components contains all the Vue.js components we want to reuse, e.g. Header, Footer, Clothing Item, etc.

pages contains one folder per page of our application. Each folder must contain at least:

one HTML whose name must be the same of the page's folder
one App.vue file which needs to provide the page's layout in a Vue style
one main.js which is the page's entry point. It must include the App.vue file in order for WebPack to properly parse it Among the mentioned files, only the HTML ones are visible to the user (look at server.js for more informations)

public contains all the public resources, e.g. images, style sheet files, etc.