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This is the official scaffolding tool for Vuetify, designed to give you a head start in building your new Vuetify application. It sets up a base template with all the necessary configurations and standard directory structure, enabling you to begin development without the hassle of setting up the project from scratch.
- 📄 Docs
- 🚨 Issues
- 🏬 Store
- 🎮 Playground
- 💬 Discord
Set up your project using your preferred package manager. Use the corresponding command to install the dependencies:
| Package Manager | Command |
|---|---|
| yarn | yarn install |
| npm | npm install |
| pnpm | pnpm install |
| bun | bun install |
After completing the installation, your environment is ready for Vuetify development.
- 🖼️ Optimized Front-End Stack: Leverage the latest Vue 3 and Vuetify 3 for a modern, reactive UI development experience. Vue 3 | Vuetify 3
- 🗃️ State Management: Integrated with Pinia, the intuitive, modular state management solution for Vue.
- 🚦 Routing and Layouts: Utilizes Vue Router for SPA navigation and vite-plugin-vue-layouts for organizing Vue file layouts. Vue Router | vite-plugin-vue-layouts
- ⚡ Next-Gen Tooling: Powered by Vite, experience fast cold starts and instant HMR (Hot Module Replacement). Vite
- 🧩 Automated Component Importing: Streamline your workflow with unplugin-vue-components, automatically importing components as you use them. unplugin-vue-components
These features are curated to provide a seamless development experience from setup to deployment, ensuring that your Vuetify application is both powerful and maintainable.
This section covers how to start the development server and build your project for production.
To start the development server with hot-reload, run the following command. The server will be accessible at http://localhost:3000:
yarn dev(Repeat for npm, pnpm, and bun with respective commands.)
Add NODE_OPTIONS='--no-warnings' to suppress the JSON import warnings that happen as part of the Vuetify import mapping. If you are on Node v21.3.0 or higher, you can change this to NODE_OPTIONS='--disable-warning=5401'. If you don't mind the warning, you can remove this from your package.json dev script.
To build your project for production, use:
yarn build(Repeat for npm, pnpm, and bun with respective commands.)
Once the build process is completed, your application will be ready for deployment in a production environment.
This project is built with Vuetify, a UI Library with a comprehensive collection of Vue components. Vuetify is an MIT licensed Open Source project that has been made possible due to the generous contributions by our sponsors and backers. If you are interested in supporting this project, please consider:
- Requesting Enterprise Support
- Sponsoring John on Github
- Sponsoring Kael on Github
- Supporting the team on Open Collective
- Becoming a sponsor on Patreon
- Becoming a subscriber on Tidelift
- Making a one-time donation with Paypal
Copyright (c) 2016-present Vuetify, LLC
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WebP derivatives from src/assets/products/optimized/, using 240, 480, and 960px
widths selected by the browser for its viewport and pixel density.
After replacing or adding original artwork, run:
yarn images:optimizeCommit the generated WebP files and src/data/productImages.js together. The
manifest supplies each image's dimensions and srcset; ProductImage.vue handles
responsive delivery across the home page, catalogue, and product details.
Original PNGs are preserved for future exports and are not imported by the site.
The image command uses Sharp as a development dependency; production builds use the committed assets and do not need to regenerate images.