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Creating A Vue Project
After installing Vue CLI, you can open ConEmu, and from anywhere type "vue ui" to run the GUI:
Then when you go to http://localhost:8000/ in a browser you will see something like this:
To start creating a project, click on the "+ Create" tab at the top, choose a location to store your project on your hard drive, and click "+ Create a new project here" at the bottom:
In the next set of options:
- give your project a name
- choose "yarn" as the package manager
- make sure "Initialize git repository" is selected
In the next set of options, select "Manual - Manually select features" and click Next:
In the next set of options, the only feature to enable is:
- Babel
ESLint is automatically checked by default. You can leave it selected IF YOU WANT but these instructions will not include anything to help with ESLint.
Then click "Create Project"
If you think you will go through this many times, you might want to save your selections as a preset. You could call it "babel only" or something simple, so that you can remember what is selected in it.
You will get a screen for a few minutes that looks like this:
If you work for the City of Philadelphia and run into network issues while creating a project, make sure you have checked out:
When it has completed creating the project, move onto the next step - the explanation of the default project you have created.