Front and back end of the separation of the blog project - front-end project

Supported SSR Now.

Blog has been online ，welcome to browse：https://blog.coderap.com/

中文版说明

The warehouse holds the front end code for the blog project, built using Vue.js.

Note 1: The current Master branch has begun data interworking with the backend. The full version of the test data can be viewed in this version: 6a10ff2

Note 2: The backend code repository linked with this repository is linked here BlogBackendProject and the backend code is implemented using Django + Xadmin + Django Rest Framework.

Front effect display

PC Platform

Mobile Platform

The overall technology stack

• Vue.js ^2.5.6
• Vue-Router ^3.0.1
• Vuex ^3.0.1
• Axios ^0.17.1
• iView UI ^2.14.2
• MavonEditor ^2.4.16
• Tocbot ^4.1.1
• vue-i18n ^8.0.0
• vue-awesome-swiper ^3.1.2

Achieved basic functions

Has now developed 17 pages, basically meet the needs of conventional blog. The page is as follows:

• Homepage, Routing/
• Article Home, Routing/artices
• Gallery Homepage, Routing/albums
• Movie Homepage, routing/movies
• Reading Homepage, routing/readings
• Article List page, route/articles/category/:id
• Album list page, route/albums/category/:id
• Movie list page, route/movies/category/:id
• Reading list page, route/readings/category/:id
• Book list page, route/books/category/:id
• Book note list page, route/book/notes/category/:id
• Article details page, route/article/:id
• Album browsing page, routing/album/:id
• Movie details page, route/movie/:id
• Book details page, route/book/:id
• Book note details page, route/book/note/:id
• Timeline page, route/timeline

At present, the development of ordinary pages basically completed the development, the need for the next test to verify the details and Bug; article details page has achieved code highlighting, catalogs, reviews and other functions.

Note: The code highlighting Highlight.js plug-in, and in order to reduce the packaging volume customize the plug-in JS package, custom plug-ins stored in./src/common/js/highlight.pack.js, if you need other highlights please Custom plug-ins, custom tutorials here. Now I removed highlight.js, replaced by using Pygments at backend, to improved render effect at frontend.

The next will be achieved

• [x] Will consider implementing SSR server rendering. ~~Due to the current backend Django Rest Framework, SSR support may be postponed. SSR support for some necessary pages is developing now.~~SSR can already work now.
• [ ] Access GitHub, WeChat, Weibo, Facebook and other third-party login comments.
• [x] front-end page Markdown editor access Qiniu Cloud Storage to store pictures. (Completed)
• [ ] Optimize the details of the gallery display.
• [ ] Optimize packaging volume.

How to use

1. Clone this project
2. Install the node environment
3. In the project root directory, execute the following command to install the dependencies:

# install dependencies
npm install

4. Next, you need to do some backend support for the project configuration:

Note: You can choose to browse the offline version: 6a10ff2, this version is not complete, but shows the most basic page, all the data are local test data.

The backend of this project uses Django + Xadmin + Django Rest Framework. The code repository is located at BlogBackendProject. You need to configure it online according to the repository code. After configuring, please refer to the ./src/api/client-api.js and ./src/api/client-api.js files in this project your interface configurations of both client environment and SSR environment, my configurations as follows:

// client-api.js
const request = axios.create({
  baseURL: process.env.NODE_ENV === 'development' ? 'https://localhost:8000/api/' : 'https://blog.coderap.com/api/'
});

// server-api.js
const request = axios.create({
  baseURL: process.env.NODE_ENV === 'development' ? 'https://localhost:8000/api/' : 'http://localhost/api/'
});

5. After the above configuration is completed, run the following command to enter the development environment:

# serve with hot reload at localhost: 9999
npm run dev

Or run the following command to package:

# build for production with minification
npm run build

License

Apache-2.0

Copyright (c) 2016-present, LennonChin