This application is a 100% personalized blog for literary publications. It is entirely developped by the author themselves. It relies on Vue 3, Sass, Nest.js and MongoDB.
VSCode Volar (and disable Vetur) TypeScript Vue Plugin (Volar).
cd havrepaire-api
npm install
npm run start:devcd havrepaire-front
npm install
npm run devLint with ESLint
npm run lintnpm run buildThis is a small enterprise project. I am the developer and writer, and am willing to publish my literary work on this website. Hence all the contents on this repository, including the code, are protected by French authors rights. However all the contents are free to read as the primary aim of this website is to share my work.
You can help this project by raising issues or sending comments.
Alternatively, you can ask me to add your SSH key so you can clone the repository and take part to this project.
The API is a Nest.js API and is saved in the havrepaire-api directory. The front-end application is developed with Vue 3 and stored in the havrepaire-front directory. If you are willing to participate, please follow DRY and clean code rules as much as you can.
- 4 spaces indentation
- split lines into a few lines if they are too long
- use semi-colons
- use capitalized names for interface names and classes names
- Particles (components that are used in various views) are stored in the particles directory and imported globally in the main.ts file.
- Other components are stored in the components directory and imported in views / components that need them.
- Global styling elements (global theme, variables, mixins, colour-palette) are stored in the styles directory and can be imported in any component file. Just add
@use '@/styles/theme.scss' as *;inside your<style lang="scss">tag.
- FlagIcons
- Hand-made icons (protected by French authors rights)