Overview:

The vue-monorepo-boilerplate is a full stack application monorepo boilerplate built with Vue. It uses Lerna and Yarn Workspaces to manage the monorepo structure. The boilerplate includes front-end, server, and common module packages. The front-end package utilizes Vue SPA using Vue-cli 3, while the server package is built with Node+Express. There is also a common package that contains code shared between the front-end and server. The documentation for the boilerplate is developed using Vuepress and hosted on GitHub pages. CI/CD is implemented using Travis CI and Docker build is supported.

Features:

• Lerna and Yarn Workspaces for monorepo management
• Full stack application with front-end, server, and common module packages
• Front-end package built with Vue SPA using Vue-cli 3
• Server package built with Node+Express
• Common package for shared code between front-end and server
• Documentation developed with Vuepress and hosted on GitHub pages
• CI/CD implemented using Travis CI
• Docker build supported

Installation:

1. Install Lerna, Yarn, and vue-cli globally in your development environment.

npm install -g lerna yarn @vue/cli

2. Run the following top-level scripts to set up the environment and install packages:

• To install all packages and set up links for internal packages using Lerna:

yarn run bootstrap

• To run the server and start the UI server with hot reload in parallel:

yarn run dev

• To execute tests in all packages:

yarn run test

• To execute tests in a specific package:

yarn run test:<package-name>

• To build Vuepress documentation:

yarn run docs:build

• To deploy Vuepress documentation to GitHub pages:

yarn run docs:deploy

• To build the Docker image:

yarn run docker:build

• To publish public packages using Lerna:

yarn run publish

Summary:

The vue-monorepo-boilerplate is a comprehensive monorepo boilerplate for building full stack applications with Vue. It provides a convenient and efficient way to manage packages, build front-end and server components, share common code, and deploy your application. The boilerplate includes extensive documentation, CI/CD integration, and Docker support, allowing developers to focus on building their application rather than setting up the development environment.