A simple example of how to structure a monolithic Vue application, with the frontend and backend both living within the same codebase.
NOTE: This project relies on Yarn as an alternative to NPM. To install Yarn, follow these instructions.
To start your development server:
yarn dev
Once it's started, you'll see a local URL you can use to access it (by default, http://localhost:8080
if it's available). Note that all routes starting with /api/
are automatically proxied to your backend server.
Using Now
now
Using Heroku
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Only the first time, to create your app:
heroku create
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Push the Git branch you want to deploy to Heroku:
git push heroku branch-to-deploy:master
During your build process, make sure to:
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Install dependencies, using the exact versions in your lockfile
yarn install --frozen-lockfile
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Build the frontend
yarn build
Then start your application with:
yarn start
By default, it will be available at http://localhost:9090
, but the port can be configured with a PORT
environment variable.