vueplay

vueplay allows you to get a Vue playground up an running in seconds.

Run vueplay and this happens:

• A simple Vue project is created (in a temporary and unique director).
• The project opens in Visual Studio Codes.
• Vue is told to serve the project.

Installation

$ npm i -g @vue/cli-service-global
$ npm i -g @ckienle/vueplay

vueplay requires @vue/cli-service-global to be installed globally. Otherwise it will not work.

Running

$ vueplay

Current State

vueplay is currently tailored to my personal needs. This means that there is not way to configure vueplay in any way. Running vueplay gives you:

• A very simple Vue project in a temporary & unique directory with the following files:
  • App.vue: Entry point of the whole playground.
  • HelloWorld.vue: A simple component which is used by App.vue.
  • package.json: Simply contains a start-script which runs vue serve App.vue
  • .vscode/: A Visual Studio Code configuration with a simple Run-action.
• After the playground has been created vueplay automatically
  • launches vue serve App.vue and
  • opens the playground in Visual Studio Code