Razor - Nuxt CrossPlatform Hybrid Layers

With a deadly lightning storm at his command, Razor charges into battle.

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Use front-end tech (Nuxt/Ts) to build multi-platform from one codebase,

• Mobile (H5/App) - Web, Android, iOS
• Desktop (PC/Exe) - Web, MacOS, Linux, Window

Suitable for teams and app scenarios such as,

• small team with some web skills but little mobile experience
• small app with simple interactions, but multi-platform and similar
• The MC layer can be reused, but the V layer UX is different

The goal is Write App once, Apply almost anywhere

1.Tech Arch

• 💎 TypeScript Main Language Apache
• 🚀 Nuxt WebApp Framework MIT
• 🧩 Vue Js Framework MIT
• 💄 UnoCss - Atomic CSS MIT
• 📱 Ionic - Mobile UI MIT
• 📱 Capacitor - Mobile native MIT
• 🖥️ PrimeVue Desktop UI MIT
• 🖥️ Electron - Desktop native MIT

2.Code Style

Based on the Vue Style and Nuxt Eslint, with the principles of type safety, readability, and consistency, add the following conventions,

Rule1 - camel in js, kebab in html

First, html and http are case-insensitive, and mac and win OS are case-insensitive by default.

• camel - smallCamel and BigCamel/PascalCase
• kebab - kebab-case all lowercase
• *.vue and its file - MUST be BigCamel, consistent with Vue
• dir and non-vue file - MUST be kebab consistent with index.js
• source code - js MUST be camel, html attr and css MUST be kebab
• component tag - SHOULD be BigCamel, to distinguish from original html
• component prop - in js MUST be smallCamel, in html MUST be kebab
• emit event - MUST be kebab, treated as string, no auto-conversion
• i18n - SHOULD use js instead of json, key SHOULD be camel

Rule2 - single in js, double in html

Since double quotes are usually used in html which may contain simple js code,

• js content - MUST be single quotes
• html content - MUST be double quotes

Rule3 - semicolon and comma, same as main language

semicolon, same as your main language, or otherwise as they are.

• java - keep the semicolon at the end
• kotlin, scala, etc - without semicolon

comma, as much as possible to easy to add, sub and reorder,

• arrays, objects, ts, etc. support comma endings

Rule4 - Component name must not be Index.*

Components named Index are hard to read, debug and develop.

• prefer to use the full name (import and export via index.ts)
• or specify the name attribute (auto inference is recommended)

Rule5 - Use singular for whole, plural for fragment

According to the official Vue naming rules, most things are plural,

• for a single entity, use singular, e.g. store, route
• for multiple fragments, use plural, e.g. views, components

Rule6 - ts coding convention

• to define function, function is better than arrow lambda
• try to specify type, unknown instead of any
• undefined in definition, null in usage
• entity code is in *.ts, type-only is in *.d.ts
• TypeX[] instead of Array<TypeX> when no type inference
• Use if for flow control, || or ?? for expression
• Use absolute path (@/), relative path is only ./ and ../

Rule7 - vue coding convention

• emits, using the ts specification, event name without on prefix
• props, use do prefix for handle when passthrough Function
• interface/type in SFC, can be in same-name .d.ts, but enum in .ts