@metalsadman thanks, that solved my issue. Really forgot the idea behind the v-model.

Do you mean to generate table in those formats you have listed on the client-side and to return as downloadable objects?

Is there a way to implement input select dropdown with the multiple columns, similar to this one or it’s better to use own component based on the fieldset + dropdown?

It’s possible to use webpack with IDEA IDE: https://www.jetbrains.com/help/idea/using-webpack.html
Just set separate webpack.js file and include it into the quasar.conf.js

Yes, I remember I was first time confused about src alias, but now I’m ok with it, as mainly working with quasar-only.

Main issue I have that IDE (intellij) always trying to use relative paths for the modules. Probably it’s possible to configure it somewhere, but by this moment I’m fixing that by hands.

@s-molinari thanks for suggesting. Checked the source code and there are already a solution using the function moveOptionSelection.

So in total place this into a method:

      if (!this.$refs.startTime.value) {
        this.$nextTick(() => {
          this.$refs.start.moveOptionSelection(20, false)
        })
      }

And call it from select:

          ref="startTime"
          @popup-show="setStartTimeToMiddle"

@iamike have you solved this issue?

@ac2epsilon it should work offline. Does it work when you are online, in emulator/real device?

@eitan02581 also it might be that you have some errors inside the application. For example I had an issue with Object.entities - I must polyfil it before cordova worked on android emulator.

Your question is not about the quasar, but more about the vue-router. For this kind of URI structure you have to set optional param in routes: :locale?.
All the globals should be inside the App.vue, store it there as a data, you can access via this.$root, injection or better with some of the store.
Also you have to think about auto-detection of the locale via headers (in most cases it’s the best approach).