Without knowing more about your specific problem, it seems you could do the action on data layer instead of UI.

Hey

The way you import the router, it is not yet initialized.
Use the Quasar boot function to access app context (including router).

import { boot } from 'quasar/wrappers'

export default boot(async ctx => {
  // here configure your axios instance  
  await ctx.router.push('/path')
  Vue.prototype.$axios = axios
})

NPM works just fine. No need to create FUD.
This behaviour seems expected. Linter is checking register-service-worker.js and has a no-console rule for production environment.
You can solve it by any of these (and probably other) means:

• removing the logs
• disabling linter for that file (or only disable this specific rule)
• allowing all logs in production
• changing no-console severity to warn instead of error
• not linting during build
  …
  profit?

Turned out that mocking is enough to cheat Quasar. It senses that something is wrong

"export 'default' (imported as 'createRouter') was not found in 'app/src/router/index'

…but compiles. And yes, still too dirty.

I will be, in near future, because Nest is interesting.
But can I ask why you even had this question? Quasar is quite backend agnostic in my experience.

I wonder if it is possible to use Quasar/latest without the router?
I put together a simple app with only one view, and had no need for the router. Problem is that with every build, Quasar treats router as a dependency and throws. I can hack around it through modifying the generator.js , but its obviously very dirty.
I haven’t tried, but imagine that mocking the router could work. But this is also too dirty for such a simple task.

Is there maybe a way to disable the router as a dependency?

Well, the best way to handle is overscroll-behavior. Problem with this is, that iOS does not support it. Still, right now it reduces my problem.

Browsers have their native pull to refresh, which is something that I absolutely do not want in my swipe-heavy app.
Right now I have disabled it in quite standard way:

body
  position: absolute
  overflow-y: hidden

.app-wrapper
  position: absolute
  overflow: auto

This messes with Quasar’s scroll detection and my scroll events are not firing properly.
Any ideas how to solve it with the least amount of headache?