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Title

Sample Login App with Vue Native and Vuex with Validations

Demo

vue-native-starter app

Installation

  • Clone and install packages
git clone https://github.com/GeekyAnts/vue-native-starter-app.git
cd vue-native-starter-app
yarn
  • Run on iOS
    • Run react-native run-ios in your terminal
  • Run on Android
    • Make sure you have an Android emulator installed and running
    • Run react-native run-android in your terminal

Libraries used

  • Packages Used

    • native-base: 2.6.1
    • react: 16.3.1
    • react-native: 0.55.4
    • vue-native-core: 0.0.7
    • vue-native-helper: 0.0.8
    • vue-native-router: 0.0.1-alpha.3
    • vuelidate: 0.7.4
    • vuex: 3.0.1

Folder structure

The source files are located in src folder. All the assets file are under assets folder. All the screens which refer to the main route (Entry Points) are under screen and the compenents related to those screens are inside components.

Usage of vuelidate and vuex

  • Validation Since vuelidate cannot identify the events for dirty natively. We can $touched for a partiuclar event to mark a field as dirty. For example in login.vue, for email field we have used :on-blur="() => $v.emailValue.$touch()" to mark a field as dirty when the field loses it's focus.

  • Store We have used vuex for state management. The actions, mutations and the store are specified under store/index.js. The actions specify the action which are fired using store.dispatch method. The mutations specify the modifications on an object for a particular action.

License

MIT