Is there a tutorial?

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Is there a tutorial?

jorgerpo opened this issue 5 years ago · 8 comments

Hello
Is there an stet by step article or tutorial for vue-crud-x?

Answer 1 · 2019-05-15T14:39:57.000Z

Other than the quick start. Not yet.

For backend, there is no need for step by step, but for the frontend, what can be done is to create a project using Vue CLI, and then replace the src folder.

The project to use for frontend now is either example-rest or example-nuxt.

Some of the features such as auth on social login, on nuxt generated static pages could not work if you follow the instructions from the library, dynamic store also could not work on nuxt without some tinkering and finding out what was the problem.

For now this library is probably not the best for starting out, but can be useful for someone who already knows what is needed, but the documentation is not there and articles may be wrong.

What better way to know if something works by running it, testing it out, tracing through the code, seeing outputs.

This may be something useful for people to pick and choose what they need in their own projects.

The step by step will come in due time as documentation should always be improved so that more people can understand and learn use

Finally there is change coming up. Vuetify going to V2 with quite a number of breaking changes, Vue JS V3 coming up.

Hence some focus will be on the moving the code base to the next version.

Answer 2 · 2019-10-16T14:11:12.000Z

I am highly interested in this repository, so I can understand the Cookbook, learn some things in the way and maybe implement some features in the future!

Answer 3 · 2019-10-17T01:58:01.000Z

I am highly interested in this repository, so I can understand the Cookbook, learn some things in the way and maybe implement some features in the future!

You can join the following telegram group to discuss... I am inside there @vuejssg

Answer 4 · 2020-06-05T06:23:12.000Z

I cannot run it on my local machine.. I think api is not working .. how can i run with firebase ?

Answer 5 · 2020-06-05T06:24:23.000Z

sorry ,, I can run it .. but cannot login with test, test. That why sqlite or api is not working ..

Answer 6 · 2020-06-05T09:29:43.000Z

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Answer 7 · 2021-03-21T01:57:28.000Z

the quickstart says to use npm run knex but if you look in the deploy folder for the native-app example the readme says that knex is not used for migration or seed.

it seems the project has changed direction from sqlite or mongo to firebase and no documentation has been provided to help anyone ...

Answer 8 · 2021-03-21T02:11:05.000Z

Hi,

knex is just the name of the script it package json, you can use it. but I think since you pointed this out, it may be confusing. It should be stated that knexfile and knex command is not used for migration or seeding...

For firebase I assume you mean firestore, I dropped it as it was painful to use.

Currently it is using both mongodb and sqlite (this can be changed to other relational db supported by knex)...

I do need to spend more time actually to make documentation because I have been spending a lot more time on coding.