My majestic Vue project
You can replace yarn with npm run here.
# build for production
yarn build
# development mode
yarn dev
# run unit tests
yarn test
# serve the bundled dist folder in production mode
yarn serveBy default we only polyfill window.Promise and Object.assign. You can add more polyfills in ./src/polyfills.js.
As webpack supports both dynamic import and require.ensure syntax, we would recommend you to stick to require.ensure for now because of performance issue.
Run yarn report to get a report of bundle size which helps you:
- Realize what's really inside your bundle
- Find out what modules make up the most of it's size
- Find modules that got there by mistake
- Optimize it!
You can use AVA to run tests, basically the default setup is based on AVA's offical Vue.js recipe.
Check out ./test/test.js for an example test case, and ./test/helpers/setup.js for how we transform .vue and .js files.
Your app is now offline-ready (only in production bundle), which means you can visit it without network.
Here we use a default manifest.json to configurure your pwa, for example, to enable Add to Home Screen feature on Android. It will be copied directly to ./dist/manifest.json.
For all the available options, please head to poi-preset-offline.
This project is generated by create-vue-app.