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      kinon last edited by

      There i have two project frontend and backend both of them use quasar framework . but i dont want to install twice dependencies and use two quasar config . i try to rename the src to backend and add sourcefiles filed in quasar.config but its always tip illeagal operationon a directory,red . how can i do.
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        s.molinari last edited by

        How do you use Quasar as a backend?

        Scott

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          Max @s.molinari last edited by

          @s-molinari said in how to reuse project:

          How do you use Quasar as a backend?

          Scott

          yeah…wondered the same…didnt know thats possible 😃

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            kinon @s.molinari last edited by

            @s-molinari i mean backend for that admin sys UI.

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              s.molinari @kinon last edited by

              @kinon - Ah. Ok.

              I’d suggest making two projects. The backend and frontend are two different domains from a business standpoint and thus require two different types of apps. That is, unless your frontend and backend aren’t very complicated. If so, then you should simply make a split within your routes.

              Scott

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