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      Epo last edited by

      I can’t define my layout inside of App.vue. It seems that that app dont know quasar specific commands like <q-layout> and so on.

      Will i have to import all Quasar modules like in the Hello.vue file???

      Template inside App.vue

      <template>
      <!-- Don’t drop “q-app” class -->
      <div id=“q-app”>
      <q-layout ref=“layout” view=“hHr LpR lFf” :right-breakpoint=“1100”>
      <!-- Header -->
      <q-toolbar slot=“header”>
      <q-btn flat @click="$refs.layout.toggleLeft()">
      <q-icon name=“menu” />
      </q-btn>
      <q-toolbar-title>
      Layout Header
      <span slot=“subtitle”>Optional subtitle</span>
      </q-toolbar-title>
      <q-btn flat @click="$refs.layout.toggleRight()">
      <q-icon name=“menu” />
      </q-btn>
      </q-toolbar>
      <!-- Navigation -->
      <q-tabs slot=“navigation”>
      <q-route-tab slot=“title” icon=“view_quilt” to="/test-layout/about" replace hide=“icon” label=“About” />
      <q-route-tab slot=“title” icon=“view_day” to="/test-layout/toolbar" replace hide=“icon” label=“Toolbar” />
      <q-route-tab slot=“title” icon=“view_day” to="/test-layout/tabs" replace label=“Tabs” />
      <q-route-tab slot=“title” icon=“input” to="/test-layout/drawer" replace label=“Drawer” />
      </q-tabs>
      <!-- Left Side Panel -->
      <div slot=“left”>
      <q-list no-border link inset-separator>
      <q-list-header>Essential Links</q-list-header>
      <q-item>
      <q-item-side icon=“school” />
      <q-item-main label=“Docs” sublabel=“quasar-framework.org” />
      </q-item>
      <q-item>
      <q-item-side icon=“record_voice_over” />
      <q-item-main label=“Forum” sublabel=“forum.quasar-framework.org” />
      </q-item>
      <q-item>
      <q-item-side icon=“chat” />
      <q-item-main label=“Gitter Channel” sublabel=“Quasar Lobby” />
      </q-item>
      <q-item>
      <q-item-side icon=“rss feed” />
      <q-item-main label=“Twitter” sublabel="@quasarframework" />
      </q-item>
      </q-list>
      </div>
      <!-- Right Side Panel -->
      <div slot=“right”>
      Right Side of Layout
      </div>
      <!-- sub-routes get injected here: -->
      <router-view />
      <!-- Footer -->
      <q-toolbar slot=“footer”>
      <q-toolbar-title>
      Layout Footer
      </q-toolbar-title>
      </q-toolbar>
      </q-layout>
      </div>
      </template>

      Screen of my App.vue:

      0_1498130173183_upload-3c988cb7-7262-42ec-a152-14080ef36e08

      Browser Code.

      0_1498130245274_upload-124f5e8f-4700-4f3d-9f3e-8aa09fbde3fc

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      • rstoenescu
        rstoenescu Admin last edited by

        Hi, please have a read at http://beta.quasar-framework.org/components/introduction-for-beginners.html#Using-Quasar-Components
        You can either import them globally or per *.vue file (locally). This is now needed due to tree-shaking.

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        • E
          Epo last edited by

          So what would you prefer as best practice? I have never seen this in any other framework.

          Is this a temporarily solution for the beta or will this done generally this way??

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          • rstoenescu
            rstoenescu Admin last edited by

            This is actually quite common and reduces the build size of the Webpack bundle. Choose either way (globally or locally) as both are fine.
            This is not a temporary solution, this is required for Webpack tree-shaking to work.

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            • matt
              matt last edited by

              @rstoenescu Sorry to jump onto an existing thread, but am I correct in assuming that importing at the local or global level will not affect the size of the build with Webpack tree-shaking?

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              • rstoenescu
                rstoenescu Admin last edited by

                Yes. All “vendor” code goes into a single file (/dist/js/vendor.js). Doesn’t matter how many times you import a component and where.

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