Overview:

This document provides best practices for Vue development, focusing on installation, project structure, naming conventions, styling, Vuex, API requests, data formatting, i18n, vue-router, layouts, and common issues. It also offers guidance for beginners to learn Vue efficiently.

Features:

• Naming Conventions: Guidelines for naming components, pages, and variables.
• Styling: Maintaining styles in the style folder for consistency.
• Vuex: Organizing store by page or business logic and managing mutations in a centralized way.
• API Requests: Managing API requests in the api folder, handling data in Vuex, and using getters and mutations for data management.
• Data Formatting: Recommending using filters for data formatting operations.
• i18n: Utilizing i18n for language handling and internationalization.
• Vue-router: Implementing lazy loading for efficient loading of routes.
• Layouts: Placing layouts in the layouts folder and including them in App.vue for a common project layout.

Installation:

To implement these best practices in your Vue project, follow these steps:

1. Name components, pages, and variables following the provided conventions.
2. Maintain styles in the style folder.
3. Organize Vuex store by page or business logic.
4. Manage API requests in the api folder and handle data in Vuex.
5. Use filters for data formatting operations.
6. Implement i18n for language handling.
7. Utilize lazy loading for vue-router for efficient loading of routes.
8. Place layouts in the layouts folder for common project layout.

Summary:

This document outlines best practices for Vue development, covering various aspects such as project structure, styling, Vuex, API requests, data formatting, i18n, vue-router, layouts, and common issues. By following these guidelines, developers can enhance their Vue projects with improved organization, efficiency, and maintainability.