Are there plans for theming support in Quasar? Like the IOS theme Quasar v0.x used to have.

@beets @maptesting

yes that fixes the ripple on the tr. Thanks! I updated the codepen with your css.

@Incremental

You’re mixing MapGetters with explicit store getter calls.

You either use the explicit store getter call like:
this.$store.getters.getColorScheme

or you use ( with mapGetters) :
this.myMappedGetterFunction()

BUT because your getter getColorScheme is in a vuex module colors you have to do it like this:

explicit store call ( without mapgetters):

let colorScheme = this.$store.getters["colors/getColorScheme"](this.dashboardColorScheme)

With mapgetters:

computed: {
   ...mapGetters({
     getColorScheme: 'colors/getColorScheme',
     anotherGetter: 'colors/anotherGetter',
   })
   // This is the syntax used:
   ...mapGetters('some/nested/module', [
    'someGetter', // -> this.someGetter
    'someOtherGetter', // -> this.someOtherGetter
  ])
}

// somewhere else in for example a method:
let colorScheme = this.getColorScheme(this.dashboardColorScheme)

found a nice vue vuex demo with namespacing(modules):

https://github.com/TwoFistedJustice/vue-namespace-basic

@mayank091193
Very nice!

Feedback: make more!

@quasy

this works with <br> in hovertext:

<q-tooltip 
          content-class="bg-indigo"
          :offset="[10, 10]"
        >
         <div v-html="hoverText"></div> 
</q-tooltip>

@anli

You can use interval-start in combination with interval-count:

https://quasarframework.github.io/quasar-ui-qcalendar/examples/day-view#example-Interval-Start

@dgrens

import {mariadb} from ‘mariadb’;

Eum you will never be able to use mariadb directly inside Quasar. Quasar is front end only. MariaDB is for nodejs backend/server applications.

You need a NodeJs backend like express to access the database(mariadb).

For example:
Quasar <=> Express <=> Mariadb

@susansiow @keechan

It’s recommended to use node version 12.x for Quasar.

very nice. Would love to see a Vue alternative for react admin.

https://github.com/marmelab/react-admin

[V1] How do I build/run (cordova)apps with ios theme?

From the V1 doc:
https://v1.quasar-framework.org/quasar-cli/developing-mobile-apps/build-commands

quasar dev -m cordova -T ios
quasar build -m cordova -T ios

these commands result in a app with Material Android look/theme instead of ios.

This used to work in v0.17x

This is better:

In your component:

computed: {
…mapGetters(‘MODULE_NAMESPACE’, [‘GETTER_NAME’])
}

then you can use the store getter as a computed property in your component.

the cards wit the ribbon look very pro. Why not use the gallery/lightbox component so people can fullscreen see your nice drawings.

@rstoenescu

Where can I find the examples to make components look and feel like iOS?

Are there any plans of any kind of (offical) ios theme support for standard components in V1 in the near future?

I have succesfully completed a project with quasar and meteor using this start kit:

https://github.com/alexandesigner/quasar-meteor

the most comprehensive open source quasar app demo is the website itself of the quasar documentation.

https://github.com/quasarframework/quasar/tree/dev/docs

very nice!

Not wanting to insult people but I have the feeling this thread is diverting from the original topic: what happened to the IOS theme support in V1.

Fact is that one of the main features(out of the box ios theming) has been been removed from Quasar [V1] and replaced by: do it yourself. While (ios) theming is ‘advertised’ as one of the main features of the quasar framework:

https://quasar-framework.org/

• Hybrid Mobile Apps (that look native!)*

https://www.patreon.com/quasarframework

• Two Themes (more to come) - Material theme and iOS theme.*
• native mobile Apps (that really look native!)*

Could anyone tell me if there are plans of any kind of (offical) ios theme support for in V1 in the near future?

Here’s a cordova plugin:

https://github.com/missive/cordova-plugin-openwith

great update!

A little feedback: on the V3 dashboard the “Records per page” number on the bottom right is black instead of something brighter.

https://quasar.dev/quasar-cli/cli-documentation/boot-files

Simple way is to check out a new quasar project and selected i18n as option. Then you have an example how boot files work.

1. add boot file foo.js in the boot folder
2. add line with foo in quasar.conf under boot

this is the content of my bootfile: ( i don’t know how to format a block as code)

import Vue from “vue”;
import VuePageTransition from “vue-page-transition”;

Vue.use(VuePageTransition);

@perelin

and another that’s actually the original version.( the other one was a fork of this one)

https://github.com/j3k0/cordova-plugin-openwith