@RishitKedia Can you go into any more details about how to go about getting started making a chrome extension that uses quasar?

Or do you think you could possibly make a starter kit by removing all of the functionality from tabtation and just give us the basic setup for quasar?

I’d really like to use quasar in my chrome extension but I am having a really hard time getting started.

I was able to hack this to work locally by changing the actualValue computed property in QDatetime.js to just return the value, since I know I am setting it correctly.

//return formatDate(this.value, this.computedFormat, /* for reactiveness */ this.$q.i18n.date)
return this.value

However, now I don’t know how to keep that change in my netlify deployments.

I think it has something to do with using dashes vs slashes, but according to the documentation it should work if I provide a format.

It also only happens on months that have a leading 0…

http://blog.dygraphs.com/2012/03/javascript-and-dates-what-mess.html

For some reason, when I set the model programmatically (vs manually picking the date), the datetime input component displays the selected date as 1 day earlier, bur it has a value of the correctly selected date when I inspect it in vue dev tools. How can I get this to display the correct date (e.g. the assigned value of the model)?

<q-datetime v-model=“from” type=“date” format=“YYYY-MM-DD” minimal/>

Derp. Thank you very much. I could have sworn I tried copy/pasting that to account for typing errors, but I guess not.

I am using framework v0.17.20 (cli 0.17.24) and I added ‘QToolTip’ to my framework components in quasar.conf.js the same way I have done with dozens of other quasar components. However, when I add QToolTip, I get the following error:

ERROR Failed to compile with 1 errors 08:03:01
error in ./.quasar/import-quasar.js

Module build failed (from ./node_modules/babel-loader/lib/index.js):
Error: Unknown import from Quasar: QToolTip

How can I add that .htaccess file to my build folder automatically?

That’s perfect, thank you.

@Shone Thanks for the diagram, that’s a very interesting process. I’m currently just using production with no staging aside from local dev on my machine.

@qyloxe I’m using git. Since posting this, I’ve been made aware of Netlify, which seems like it could solve this problem for me (automating deployment based on bitbucket pushes), but so far I haven’t been able to get the build to register as successful.

I made this question about it on Stack Overflow: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/54772505/how-do-i-deploy-a-quasar-framework-spa-using-netlify