Overview

The Naive UI Nuxt Demo is a project that showcases the usage of Naive UI, a UI component library for Vue.js, with Nuxt.js, a popular framework for building Vue.js applications. The demo project aims to demonstrate how to integrate Naive UI into a Nuxt application and provides a starting point for developers interested in using these technologies together.

Features

• Naive UI Integration: The demo project demonstrates how to integrate Naive UI into a Nuxt application, showcasing the usage of various Naive UI components and features.
• Nuxt.js Compatibility: The project is built on top of Nuxt.js, ensuring compatibility with the Nuxt ecosystem and providing a powerful framework for building scalable and performant Vue.js applications.
• Development Server: The demo project includes a development server that can be started locally, allowing developers to preview their changes and test the application in a development environment.
• Production Build: The project provides commands to build the application for production, allowing developers to optimize their code and generate optimized assets ready for deployment.

Installation

To install the Naive UI Nuxt Demo, please follow the steps below:

1. Ensure that you have Naive UI version 2.29.0 or above installed. If not, install it using your preferred package manager (e.g., npm or yarn).

2. It is recommended to use pnpm as the package manager to install dependencies. If you haven’t installed it, follow the installation instructions on the pnpm website.

3. Refer to the Nuxt 3 documentation for more information on setting up a Nuxt project.

4. Clone the demo repository to your local machine.

5. Install the project dependencies by running the following command in the project directory:

   pnpm install
   

Summary

The Naive UI Nuxt Demo is a showcase project that demonstrates the integration of Naive UI with Nuxt.js. It provides a starting point for developers interested in using Naive UI and Nuxt.js together and showcases the key features and capabilities of the Naive UI library. By following the installation guide, developers can quickly set up the demo project and start exploring the integration possibilities of Naive UI and Nuxt.js.