Update/quickstart #50
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Deploy preview for nativescript-vue ready! Built with commit 2d8f4b2 |
| $ tns create my-app --template nativescript-vue-template | ||
| $ cd my-app | ||
| ### Scaffold project | ||
| ```sh |
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keep it shell for proper syntax highlighting
| $ cd my-app | ||
| ### Scaffold project | ||
| ```sh | ||
| $ npm install -g vue-cli |
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We should probably start advising vue-cli 3.x (@vue/cli with @vue/cli-init)
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Not following you entirely, should I change the command or just suggest that this is the we would do it in vue-cli 3?
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Well, I think vue cli 3.x will be the default very soon, so we might as well make the users install it right off the bat.
If both @vue/cli and @vue/cli-init are installed globally, we can use the 2.x templates like normal (vue init nativescript-vue/vue-cli-template <ProjectName>).
So just change this line to
$ npm install -g @vue/cli @vue/cli-init
| ```shell | ||
| $ tns create my-app --template nativescript-vue-template | ||
| $ cd my-app | ||
| ### Scaffold project |
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I don't think we need these headings
| $ tns run android # for android | ||
| ### Install dependencies | ||
| ```sh | ||
| $ npm install |
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This can go in the previous code block, maybe separated by a new line
| ### Build, watch for changes and run the application | ||
| Platform below would be `ios` or `android` | ||
| ```sh | ||
| $ npm run watch:<platform> |
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Might be a good idea to mention the build command as well, and then link to the template for more details.
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I purposely left out the build command because its instructions to install / get started what do you think?. But I think the link should be there I'll add it
Updating quickstart for to use first vue-cli-template