vue-cli-plugin-electron-vuetify
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vue-cli plugin to easily scaffold Vuetify 2.x w/ Electron 9.0
vue-cli plugin to easily scaffold Vuetify 2.x w/ Electron 9.0
This plugin/preset is still very much a work in progress. Currently it is just a port of the old electron-vuetify repository.
Using the latest version of @vue/cli - run the following command:
vue create my-app --preset electron-vuetify
It is currently recommended to only use this preset to start a new project via the provided preset. In the future, a more robust setup may be created to handle the addition to existing projects.
Electron-vuetify is set up in a way to be used as both a standard SPA as well as an Electron app from the same codebase. There are 2 sets of commands for dev server and build:
// standard app
yarn serve
// electron app
yarn electron:serve
// standard app
yarn build
// electron app
yarn electron:build
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vue-cli plugin to easily scaffold Vuetify 2.x w/ Electron 9.0
The npm package vue-cli-plugin-electron-vuetify receives a total of 79 weekly downloads. As such, vue-cli-plugin-electron-vuetify popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that vue-cli-plugin-electron-vuetify demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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