
Vite - Vue 2 starter template using composition-api and windiCSS
This product analysis is about a theme/template for Vue.js 2 called "Vitesse" inspired by the Vitesse template for Vue.js 3. The theme provides a fast and efficient development environment with features such as Vite, Vue-Router, Windi CSS, VueUse, and Typescript. It also includes plugins for Vue components and icons, allowing users to import them on-demand. The theme offers easy installation and usage for development and building.
To use the Vitesse theme for development, simply run the following command in the theme's directory:
npm run dev
This command will start the development server, and you can visit http://localhost:3333 in your browser to view the app.
To build the app using the Vitesse theme, run the following command:
npm run build
After the build process is complete, you will see the generated files in the dist directory, which are ready to be served.
The Vitesse theme is a Vue.js 2 template inspired by the Vitesse template for Vue.js 3. It focuses on providing a fast and efficient development environment using Vite, Vue-Router, Windi CSS, and other essential tools. The theme includes features such as auto importing of components and APIs, support for icons from various icon sets, and integration with VueUse for essential composition utilities. With easy installation and usage instructions, developers can quickly start developing and building Vue.js 2 applications using the powerful features offered by the Vitesse theme.

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