A fully configured PWA for Nuxt and Netlify CMS application development.
Quickly bootstrap a blog, CMS, or static site using the power of Nuxt and the headless CMS, Netlify CMS. Development amplified using the Vuetify UI library. One click Netlify deployment. Optimized for performance. Production ready.
This starter project was designed to bootstrap the development of a modern, headless CMS blog or static website. Using the power of Nuxt, you get a PWA that is pre-configured to maximize performance and SEO opportunities out of the box.
Vuetify is used for the UI library and this project features responsive fonts, theme caching, a global breakpoint fix and much more.
Netlify CMS is used for content management so you can easily create and manage blog posts and other resources while integrating them into your git workflow.
This project is also set to work with Netlify which offers a free starter plan for hosting personal projects, hobby sites, and experiments for free.
Built on top of Nuxt Netlify CMS Starter
Other features:
- Vuex store and modules
- Docker support
- Vuetify breakpoint fix
- Vuetify theme caching for performance
- Custom scroll directive for main nav
You will need to have Node and npm installed.
These instructions will get you a copy of the project up and running on your local machine for development and testing purposes. Deployment is dead simple using Netlify. Just one click for initial deployment and automatic deploys when you push new changes to Github.
The quickest way to get started is with Netlify's hyper-convenient one-click Deploy To Netlify, which will automatically create an instance of this project on your GitHub account and deploy it instantly to Netlify.
For local development:
- Clone the repository locally and cd into the directory.
git clone https://github.com/jbratcher/nuxt-netlify-cms-starter-kit
cd nuxt-netlify-cms-starter-kit- Install dependencies.
yarn install- Run the project for local dev. This will start a hot-reloading server at
localhost:3000.
yarn dev- Build the app for server-side rendered deployment. See more about Universal SSR in the Nuxt.js docs.
yarn build
# And to serve that deployment...
yarn start- Generate a fully pre-rendered static site. See more in the docs.
yarn generateThere is basic docker support for those who prefer to develop this way. The full usage docs are in the Dockerfile.
# Build command
docker build -t nuxt:nginx .
# Serve command
docker run --name basic_nuxt --rm -d -p 3333:80 nuxt:nginxThis will serve the app on localhost:3333
This project comes with Netlify CMS ready to rumble, and a basic blog configuration. To use Netlify CMS:
- Deploy to Netlify at least once.
- Go to Settings > Identity, and select Enable Identity service.
- Once enabled, select Settings and usage, and scroll down to Registration preferences. You can set this to either Open or Invite only, but usually Invite only is your best bet for a personal site.
- If you don't want to create an account, or would like to use an external provider such as GitHub or Google, you can enable those services under External providers.
- Scroll down to Services and click Enable Git Gateway.
- In your browser, navigate to
localhost:3000/admin. - Enter the Netlify URL of your site when prompted.
- Login with the account you created or one of the external providers, if you enabled them.
To change netlify deploy url, run localStorage.removeItem("netlifySiteURL") in the browser console.
- In your browser, navigate to
localhost:3000/admin. - Login
- From the dashboard, you can create, edit, and delete resources and resource types.
At this point you should be able to start customizing the application to your requirements.