Guys this is still failing! Tried it in ubuntu from the master branch of repo and no luck Why don’t you have a lock file? I’m pretty sure a library has introduced a breaking change and now the application doesn’t work

Ok finally I did the investigation myself (kind of disappointed I had to do it) It’s bootstrap-vue which has introduced the error 12 days ago and since you don’t have any lock file whoever download the project is gonna have the same error. Please please include a lock file asap

Hi,

The issue was solved on our end.

Just update the following package:

npm install fmv-input-group-merge@1.1.1

For new installs it will update automatically from v1.1.0 since it’s a patch version update.

Thanks!

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Hi,

Try locking the version for the fm-app-settings package to v5.3.2 like this:

npm install fm-app-settings@5.3.2

And then try npm run dev again. Lert me know if that worked.

Thanks, that’s worked! Will there be any patch/fix or will the version of fm-app-settings stay constant?

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Hi,

Could you show me the full error log?

Thank you!

textPayload: “sh: 1: exec: nuxt: not found”

I Manage to fix that. Needed to add: Nuxt and saas to the dependencies

and change the app.yaml from the default one to

handlers: – url: /_nuxt static_dir: dist/_nuxt

Hi,

Which version of Luma Nuxt are you using?

I use the next v1.1.0.

And I use Luma vue not Luma Nuxt.

Hi,

Thank you for your interest. It’s only Nuxt however in a couple of days we’ll be releasing the Vue CLI version.

Let me expand the question, is there a customization guide (or a plan for one)?

Hi,

The project structure respects the Nuxt standard locations, for example the pages and components folders at root.

The vendor folder is simply a collection of private npm modules which are loaded from the package.json file and installed into node_modules.

As you can notice in every sample page from the nuxt pages folder, we’re importing the actual page component from a vue-luma package which is effectively loading from node_modules/vue-luma which is installed there with npm install from vendor/vue-luma.

That’s all there is to it. You can use them just like any other npm installed package.

I’d like to do a more in-depth guide on the documentation regarding the implementation details and also some recommendations on customization however it would help if you could provide some feedback on the major pain points you’re having so I can try to address them in a guide.

Thank you!

Hi,

Not sure why you’re getting that error. Just cloned the repo myself and npm install succeds just fine.

Here’s my npm and node versions:

➜  luma-nuxt-test git:(master) npm --version
6.14.8
➜  luma-nuxt-test git:(master) node --version
v12.7.0
➜  luma-nuxt-test git:(master)

Try running the—legacy-peer-deps flag.

npm install --legacy-peer-deps

It worked, thanks

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Hi,

Yes, we can give you a full refund, however only if you haven’t downloaded the item. If you’re eligible, please submit a format refund request through your Envato account and we’ll process it as soon as possible.

Thank you!

I dont want a refund. I want the html one. I am not sure how to use the vue one.

Hi,

I apologize for the delay! I’m so sorry, somehow I missed your comment. Access granted just now!

It’s fine thank you!

Done!

Actually most of them APPS :

Enterprise, Community, Productivity, CMS, eCommerce, Mini Secondary App Layout, Dark App Layout and Learnly

I wanted to buy that one and use it with angular, but moving jquery stuff too angular might be too much work. but if you close on this one I can wait.

Ok, great! I can’t promise an ETA, however I’m working for all of these to be included as soon as possible. Thanks for reaching out!

I understand that in static mode that app is being served from the /dist folder. right? so what do i need to do to show the changes and customizations in my components live? and is there a way for the changes to show on localhost:3000 automatically?

Hi,

Thanks for purchasing and for your appreciation!

Please grant me access to the github repo, @vitrusavuk

You’ll need a Gitlab.com account for access to the private repository.

I understand that in static mode that app is being served from the /dist folder. right?

Yes, that’s correct. You need to deploy the dist folder to your hosting provider.

so what do i need to do to show the changes and customizations in my components live? and is there a way for the changes to show on localhost:3000 automatically?

I’m not sure what you mean. Running the development server with npm run dev will always compile the latest components and changes. Also to update the dist folder you need to run npm run build or npm run generate depending if you want full static site generation or not. I suggest you take a look at NuxtJS documentation website for more in-depth information on how things work.

If there’s anything else I can help with please let me know! Also, let me know the Gitlab username after you’ve signed up if you need git access. Thank you!

I’ve been changing the “Footer” component from the /vendor/vue-luma/components folder – no changes…i’ve saved, used npm run generate, npm run build, and so on. Sorry if i sound too noob)

Hi,

You could do this in several ways.

1. Use props and slots where they are available.

2. Extend the components in vendor/vue-luma from a local component:

<template>
  // copy and customize the template from vue-luma/pages/login.vue
</template>

<script>
  import {LumaLoginPage} from 'vue-luma'

  export default {
    extends: LumaLoginPage
  }
</script>

<template>
  <luma-login-page
    :title="title" />
</template>

<script>
  // replace this
  // import {LumaLoginPage} from 'vue-luma'

  // with this
  import LumaLoginPage from '~/components/pages/login.vue'

  export default {
    components: {
      LumaLoginPage
    },
    // ...
  }
</script>

We’ll add regular updates with props and slots so you can inject your functionality and customizations more easily in most components and pages.

Done

@FrontendMatter .. i would like to use the Pure Vue version …. i tried using the vue-luma in the vendor folder as a standalone vue app … But cant find the entry point like either main.js or App.vue… All i am after is the complete control of the template without nuxt

Hi,

Happy to let you know the pure Vue.js version which is using a Vue CLI setup was just submitted for approval on Envato.

You can see it here https://www.lumalms.com/luma-vue

Once it’s live there will be a Purchase button available.

Thank you.