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@aitcheyejay , can you share the hack?

@dobbel thanks!!
yes the output is mixed up…
but my backend server is very simple and only mentions ones that it is running…
for this easy thing its working fine 🙂

thank you!!

sunny greetings
stefan

There isn’t, but what do you need it for?

Sometimes you don’t want to serve html and other build files with integrated serve command.

This doesn’t tell me much.

Scott

@salim-larhrib this.$attrs['option-value'].

@marka you should issue a feature request at quasar’s github repo.

@cphm The boot file default function gets passed the store instance:

export default async ({ app, router, store, Vue }) => { // use store here, no need to import it }

@omgwalt

AndroidManifest.xml

That seems the place to do the permissions in Capacitor see:
https://capacitorjs.com/docs/android/configuration

@dobbel Thanks I will check that out

Thanks, Scott
uninstall @quasar/app helped

@rainer9202 Try this then:

import Splide from '@splidejs/vue-splide/src/js/components/Splide' import SplideSlide from '@splidejs/vue-splide/src/js/components/SplideSlide' export default { // ... components: { Splide, SplideSlide, } }

@dirkhd Excellent! Glad that I could help.

@metalsadman I have tried before and all states in the store are undefined, except if I re-init project with included store

@metalsadman Thanks.

yes, the plugin. I’ll try your suggestion, Thanks!

I found the reason. The process “quasar” does not use the proxy settings from the .npmrc file, it uses the environment variable “http_proxy” (I have only checked it under Windows). The syntax corresponds to the syntax of the .npmrc file.