NuxtPress integrates with some development tools out of the box to help make your software more robust and easier to work with. We also provide a number of scripts to make working with it easier.
If there are any development tools you do not wish to use, you may simply ignore them. They will not impact site performance as they are development only.
We provide a Storybook integration out of the box. This is a UI component explorer that allows you to mount and view your real components outside of your app. For more information, visit the official docs at https://storybook.js.org/.
Stories can be created in the nuxt/stories directory. They can be accessed by the following:
# Using docker
yarn run yarn storybook
# Not using docker
cd nuxt
yarn storybook
Jest comes pre-configured out of the box with Nuxt, and so it is included with this project.
Everything should feel familiar, so you can continue building great, robust things.
SCSS comes pre-integrated with Nuxt. On top of this, we have added the styleResources plugin for injecting variables, mixins and functions into all Vue components.
We also include the barebones InuitCSS framework by default, which adds helpful project configuration, mixins, functions and objects. Visit the GitHub page to learn more.
If you'd like to work with these, then you're ready to go. However, if you'd like to remove these elements, you can do so with the following steps:
Remove InuitCSS
yarn remove inuitcss inuitcss-hex- Delete all files from the
assets/scssdirectory
Remove style resources
yarn remove @nuxtjs/style-resources- Delete the
styleResourcesobject from nuxt.config.js - Remove
@nuxtjs/style-resourcesfrom themodulesobject in nuxt.config.js
We've added Husky to allow the easy creation of scripts that run on git hooks, like pre-commit.
We've also added lint-staged, to allow the linting of just files that are added to the staging area.
The combination of the two allows us to add a pre-commit hook that lints all the staged files with eslint, and prevents the commit from being made if they fail.
Remove Husky and Lint Staged
yarn remove husky lint-staged- Delete the
huskyandlint-stagedkeys from package.json
There are several scripts included with NuxtPress to make working with it easier. Just start by installing the node modules:
yarn install
Docker is awesome, but has some drawbacks. One of them is that changes must be made from inside the container.
To enter the NuxtPress containers, you can use the following yarn scripts:
yarn run enter:mysql
yarn run enter:wp
# yarn run enter:front # Only when using the front end container (turned off by default)
You exit a container with exit.
Two of the most common tasks are managing WordPress and installing new packages in the frontend.
NuxtPress provides you with the full power of the WP-CLI tool. Check out all documentation at https://developer.wordpress.org/cli/commands/.
To run any WP-CLI command inside the wp.nuxtpress container, just use the following yarn script:
yarn run wp <wp-cli-command>
# Examples
yarn run wp plugin list
yarn run wp plugin install wordpress-seo
yarn run wp user create hex [email protected]
Note: The commands will check if the containers are running, and will install needed dependencies automatically. For example, if WP-CLI is not installed in the container, it will be installed when running the first
wpcommand.
The same concept we use for yarn in the front.nuxtpress container:
yarn run yarn <yarn-command>
# Example
yarn run yarn add nuxt-webfontloader`
Note: The frontend container is turned off by default, so if you do not use it, you do not need to run commands from inside the container.
NuxtPress allows you to generate custom post types and taxonomies via yarn scripts. You can pass needed parameters as arguments. If you don't pass arguments, you will get prompted.
Scaffolding a post type
yarn run scaffold:cpt <name>
# Examples
yarn run scaffold:cpt
yarn run scaffold:cpt Movie
The custom post type definition is created in the custom-post-types folder of the NuxtPress theme. It is then loaded automatically
by the theme.
Note: To query the new post-type you can use the
cptmethod of the NuxtPress$wpobject.
Scaffolding a taxonomy
yarn run scaffold:tax <name> <post-types>
# Examples:
yarn run scaffold:tax
yarn run scaffold:tax Venue event,cafe
The taxonomy definition is created in the taxonomies folder of the NuxtPress theme. It is then loaded automatically
by the theme.