Overview:

The product being analyzed is Pocket Nuxt. It is a combination of Nuxt3 and PocketBase, delivered as a simple binary that can run anywhere. This is achieved by compiling the Nuxt app into a static hosted folder and using Go to serve the static files and PocketBase API. The product allows users to extend PocketBase and add their app to the app folder.

Features:

• Simple binary that can run anywhere
• Nuxt app compiled into a static hosted folder
• Go used to serve the static files and PocketBase API
• Extensibility by adding apps to the app folder

Installation:

To run Pocket Nuxt locally, follow these steps:

1. Clone the project.
2. Go to the project directory.
3. Install dependencies.
4. Start the server.

Code snippet for starting the server:

npm run dev

The following URLs will be available:

• localhost:8090/_/ - PocketBase admin setup and log
• localhost:8090/api/ - PocketBase API
• localhost:3000/ - Nuxt3 dev server

To build your Nuxt app as usual, follow the PocketBase documentation for more information on how to use PocketBase.

Summary:

Pocket Nuxt is a combination of Nuxt3 and PocketBase, delivered as a simple binary that can run anywhere. It allows users to compile their Nuxt app into a static hosted folder and use Go to serve the static files and PocketBase API. The product also provides extensibility by allowing users to add their app to the app folder. Overall, Pocket Nuxt provides an easy way to deploy and run Nuxt apps with PocketBase.