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- Node 12 or higher - Dev platform
- Yarn version 1 - Package manager
- Vercel CLI - for running with lambdas
Clone this repo and install the dependencies:
yarn installCreate a .env based on .env.defaults. You can reach one of the team members for the credentials,
or, if you have access to Vercel, get it from there with the following command: vercel env pull.
💡 Be sure you're using development keys.
Since this project uses Vercel's serverless (lambda) functions (via /api), instead of using the
traditional yarn dev , you'll need to use Vercel CLI.
After doing login, run:
yarn vercel
It might ask you some questions about the project like Organization and if you want to link an existing project.
After that, a .vercel folder will be created with some sensitive files and a server will be boot
and up running at http://localhost:3000
💡 .vercel folder should never be commit.
This project uses Nuxt, targeting static web app. To create a build you simply have to run:
yarn build
This command will run a build and generate the static assets in dist folder.
For every single request which needs to be made server-side, we use
Serverless Functions from Vercel.
To add a new one, create a new file under /api/ folder with the route name:
.
└── api
└── auth.ts
Then you're good. Now, be able to reach this endpoint via https://<preview-url>/api/auth.
Do not forget to add unit tests to ensure it's working as you expect 😉