Hybrid mobile template built with (latest) ionic-vue and using capacitor for native builds.
Template is based on TechConf-db.com, a side project of mine. Unlike other templetes, this one is not meant to be a mobile app, atleast not yet, but it is responsive and can be used as a mobile app.
- Vuex
- Firebase
- Mailchimp
- Search Filter
- Responsive
For the purpose of this template I created a static data. Techconf-db is using a Firebase backend. Replace Firebase config in src/firebase.js
or remove Firebase completely to use your prefer your a different backend.
Also, make sure you replace mailchimp config url on line 123 of src/components/Subscription.vue
npm install
npm run serve
Using Capacitor for native builds
- Download latest Xcode
npm run build
npx cap add ios
npx cap copy
npx cap open ios
Xcode takes a few minutes to index the files; keep an eye at the top of Xcode's window for progress.
[Not compulsory] For sanity check click on the play button in top left. This will prepare and run the app in a simulator, if all goes well you should be able to login and click around. If not, create an issue 🤷 and I will have a look.
Icons and launch images - Xcode (v11.5) cannot map icons listed in config.xml so this has to be done manually 😞. In the root folder look for Resources and select Images.xcassets. A panel will show up where you can select AppIcon to add app icons or LaunchImage to add launch images.
- Download latest Android Studio
npm run build
npx cap add android
npx cap copy
npx cap open android
Android Studio takes a few minutes to index the files, keep an eye at the bottom of Android Studio for progress.- Testing - When indexing is complete, look for a green play button. Click the play button and it will launch the app in an emulator (See here to setup Emulator) or on the phone if a phone is connected via USB.
- @dlodeprojuicer on Twitter
- @IonicSA - S.A ionic user group page