I have an existing laravel project and am looking to change only one part of the site to use Vue for the views. What is the best approach here because most of the info I've seen on Laravel + Vue is how to start a project from scratch but this would be an existing project. Please, someone, suggest me a tutorial for this. Thank you.
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I've starterd working on a project based of a template i found on github. This template includes laravel, nuxtjs and vuetify. In this template laravel serves as a backend api for my nuxtjs project; Which is what i need.
The github repo: https://github.com/BakayYank/laravel-nuxt-vuetify
But what i dont like about this template is that the package.json file is filled with dependencies of which i dont know what they do or even if i need them.
I want to make my own project with laravel and nuxt but i don't know how to make laravel an api or how to send data to this api.
If anyone could help me understand or provide me a source that would really be appreciated.
This course teaches that beautifully if you are willing to pay for a month (It's totally worth it!). Laravel Api/NUXT Frontend Course
Otherwise, you would build the laravel app as normal but don't use blade views. Then in NUXT send data using ajax requests. If you have any other questions let me know! I hope that helps!
I have a very broad project, developed in codeigniter, I want to integrate Vue and I do not know how to do it.
Is it better to create a new project based on Vue and try to migrate things?
Modify my JS of my current project and replace it with Vue?
What do you recommend?
i have sucessfully use vue to replace codeigniter view layer, i use laravel mixin to compile vue SFC then include built file to the codeigniter view template
FrontEnd frameworks has nothing to do backend frameworks. They communicate via http-request responses.
You may use backend of your choice and render the content on the page.
However, if you want to integrate vue with existing project (which is already working), I recommend new project based on Vue and migrate back end code on need basis
I know that October is based in laravel, I was wondering, is there a Way to have an October instance with a Laravel app working together in the same project. The thing is I need to create a more elaborated system and I was planning to do it with laravel and Blade but I also need a web page with an CMS to manage the content and stuff like reservations... Thanks
Yes, possible.
Create a plugin, create a routes.php file. Add whatever routes you want.
October doesn't support asset publishing so you'll need to figure out a way around that if that is required.
Me and my co-worker both are freshers and I'm doing the front-end using VueJS and he is doing back-end using Laravel.
But How do we connect both back-end and front-end to deploy the final product?
We are struggling to put VueJS project files inside the laravel project files.
We don't have idea where to put main.js, where to put routers.js store.js App.vue inside the laravel
Install Vue Js inside Laravel Project using npm,Then in your resource/assets foleder you will see the app.js, vue component. Then compile it, laravel mix will place your app.js file inside public/js/app.js. Then include it in view file.
I asked this question when I start my career as a junior software engineer. Now I saw this again randomly. We had no idea how to connect back-end and the front-end. But eventually we learned we are developing a restAPI so we host back-end and front-end separately as two projects and connect them using the restAPI. Back-end and the front-end was two identical projects. =)
how to combine Laravel and React? I mean, Laravel uses blade for its view, how to change it to React instead of blade ? There have been so many Laravel and Angular tutorial, but I can't find any for React and Laravel?
Any references of Laravel and ReactJS tutorial ?
If you are using Laravel to build a REST web service (API), then you might not need Blade. You just return JSON data. Your React App can then make calls to the Laravel API for data and process it right in the browser. You don't need Blade for this.
You would use Laravel to provide the base view (index.blade.php) which would include the React JS app, but then after that all the views and routing would be handled by React.
Here's a link to get you started.
https://medium.com/#rajikaimal/laravel-loves-reactjs-8c02f8b9d1d5
I have created laravel reactjs starter project .. refer the github project below.
I am not using the mix api of laravel since I want reactjs app to be portable to any other server or standalone app
refer the link below
https://medium.com/#padmanabhavn/bringing-laravel-and-reactjs-together-8c970cb0f65d
This question seems old but I will still share my experience for others.
This tutorial and project sample may be found useful.
https://blog.pusher.com/react-laravel-application/
https://github.com/maarcz/taskman
As well as that, the solution below has worked for me in webpack.mix.js without using app.js to be mixed up with other requirements (laravel 8):
mix.js('resources/assets/js/react', 'public/js/reactJs').react()
in blade:
<script src="{{ asset('js/reactJs/react.js') }}"></script>