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    Is V1 Doc app written in Quasar?

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    • Ben Hayat
      Ben Hayat last edited by

      Hello Team;

      Is the doc app (https://v1.quasar-framework.org/introduction-to-quasar) written in Quasar V1? Does it make a good demo program for prospects to view it on desktop and mobile to see how a Quasar program runs? Until we get a nice sample demo from Quasar, can we suggest the Doc app for the time being?

      Thanks!

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        Max last edited by

        yeah it is

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        • Ben Hayat
          Ben Hayat @Max last edited by

          @max said in Is V1 Doc app written in Quasar?:

          yeah it is

          So Max, is the content, for example when I look at a component info. and I see samples, API and etc, are these contents coming from DB and populating the forms dynamically or are they pre-rendered static data showing per page?
          Secondly, is each option from menu, a page by itself using Vue’s lazy loading?

          Thanks!

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          • s.molinari
            s.molinari last edited by s.molinari

            @Ben-Hayat - The docs are now part of the core Quasar software package and is a Quasar built application. The pages (each menu item) are singular .md files, which can also be found under the /docs directory under /src/pages. The API data comes from the .json files in the /quasar/src directory next to each component. There is no database. The .json files are also where the info for the describecommand comes from.

            Scott

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            • Ben Hayat
              Ben Hayat @s.molinari last edited by

              @s-molinari

              Ah, very nice. Thanks for detailed answer.

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              • digiproduct
                digiproduct last edited by

                @s-molinari Perhaps this could be made available at some stage so that we can create our own documentation sites for our own applications.

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                • metalsadman
                  metalsadman @digiproduct last edited by

                  @digiproduct said in Is V1 Doc app written in Quasar?:

                  @s-molinari Perhaps this could be made available at some stage so that we can create our own documentation sites for our own applications.

                  you can clone the doc source, and see how they implemented it.

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                  • digiproduct
                    digiproduct @metalsadman last edited by

                    @metalsadman Do you have a link and instructions for that?

                    To help the more inexperienced of us …😃

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                    • metalsadman
                      metalsadman @digiproduct last edited by

                      @digiproduct haven’t really tried making my own website doing what they’ve done with their docs website, cloning their github https://github.com/quasarframework/quasar also include their docs page. I clone and update it regularly since my internet is crappy most of the times so i have a local dev server for the docs when i need some reference. when done cloning cd docs and invoke a yarn or npm install inside then quasar dev. you can drag/open the docs folder in your text editor to see the source.

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                      • digiproduct
                        digiproduct @metalsadman last edited by

                        @metalsadman Thanks … appreciate the info.

                        I really must spend some time learning about Github … and how to get the best from it …

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