Keyuxt
Starter template for Nuxt.js with KeystoneJS.
Overview
The Keyuxt project is a powerful combination of KeystoneJS and Nuxt.js, offering developers a solid architecture for building modern web applications. By integrating a RESTful backend with a dynamic frontend, it streamlines the development process and enhances productivity. Whether you're a seasoned developer or just starting, Keyuxt aims to provide the tools you need for efficient project execution.
Features
- Seamless Integration: Combines KeystoneJS with Nuxt.js to create a unified architecture that supports both backend and frontend needs.
- RESTful API: Built on restful-keystone, ensuring easy access to backend resources for frontend applications.
- Developer-Friendly Setup: Quick commands to clone the repository and start developing with minimal setup, expediting the onboarding process.
- Docker Support: Offers the option to run the application using Docker for an isolated and consistent development environment.
- Structured Directories: Clearly organized directories help in navigating through the API and application components easily.
- Open for Collaboration: Encourages community involvement by providing a platform to report bugs and request new features.
- Nuxt
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- Vue
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- SCSS
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- Blog
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- Eslint
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