vue-entry

An entry boot for Vue2 projects. auto generate entry Object for webpack config entry option.

使用实例

Installation

npm install vue-entry --save-dev

Example Webpack Config

var vueEntry = require('vue-entry');

module.exports = {
   entry: vueEntry({
   src: './src',
   autoImportVueComponent: true
   }),
}

Options and defaults (Optional)

{
  "src": './src', // An relative path for the source. Default: './src'. normally  include pages and components folders in it.
  "autoImportVueComponent": true, // vue component import and registered to Vue globally.
  "langs": ["zh_CN"], //  export in .i18n.js file
  "vueLibBuildIn":true, // include vue.js, vue-router.js, vue-resource.js, vue-i18n.js. if setting false, using script tag for global use manually.
  "rootFontSize":16 // designer width / 10
}

Application architecture

1. single app in one project

   src/
   ├── components/
   ├── page1/
   │   ├── page1.i18n.js // i18n file optional 
   │   ├── pag1.vue // page file *required
   │   └──page1.state.js // state file optional 
   ├── index.html  // *required
   ├── routes.js  // optional
   ├── config.json  // optional 
   ├── service.js  // optional 
   └── ...
   └── statics/
       ├── images/
       └── ...

2. multi app in one project

   src/
   ├── components/
   ├── apps/
   │   ├── app1
   │   │   ├── index.html
   │   │   ├── routes.js
   │   │   ├── config.json
   │   │   └── ...
   │   ├── app2
   │   │    ├── index.html
   │   │    ├── routes.js
   │   │    ├── config.json
   │   │    └── ...
   │   └── ...
   └── statics/
       ├── images/
       └── ...

extra tools for app development

1. standalone config file

2. standalone i18n file

3. standalone vuex file

4. log method($debug and $error) for vue component object