vue.jsHow do I create a file structure for my Vue.js project?
Creating a file structure for a Vue.js project is fairly simple. The basic structure of a Vue.js project consists of the following folders and files:
public: This folder contains theindex.htmlfile which is the entry point of the application.src: This is the main folder which contains all the source code of the application, including themain.jsfile which is the entry point of the application.node_modules: This folder contains all the dependencies installed by NPM.package.json: This file contains all the project related information, such as the project name, version, dependencies, scripts, etc.
Example code
// main.js
import Vue from 'vue'
import App from './App.vue'
new Vue({
el: '#app',
render: h => h(App)
})
Output example
No output.
Code explanation
import Vue from 'vue': This line imports the Vue library.import App from './App.vue': This line imports the App component from the App.vue file.el: '#app': This line sets the root element of the application to the element with the id ofapp.render: h => h(App): This line renders the App component.
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