@damiendeville said in Meteor!:
your starter kit contains .vue files and the quasar doc [http://quasar-framework.org/guide/index.html](link url) states that without using the quasar-cli one cannot use such files
Here’s a comparison:
Feature UMD Starter Kit
SFC (Single File Component - for Vue) - Yes
Sorry for any confusion.
No, you don’t need quasar-cli for Meteor. In fact I can’t see how it can be used, because quasar’s build uses Webpack, and Meteor doesn’t. Meteor has its own very simple build system. Webpack is considered pretty complicated to configure, and Meteor has purposely avoided it. Hence the need to avoid using quasar-cli. I can’t see how using quasar-cli can work with Meteor, though anybody is welcome to try.
There is no problem using .vue files.
@damiendeville said in Meteor!:
The ‘template’ folder is necessary for the quasar cli command to function. This extra ‘template’ folder is there because quasar-framework requires it.
I will see if I can change this phrase as maybe it is not particularly clear. I was asked to add the root ‘template’ folder by quasar’s creator - presumably one day it would be good if it fitted into the quasar starter-kit system, but at the moment I don’t think this is possible - maybe one day when Meteor can simply be installed from npm, if that happens.
For the moment you should simply ignore the template folder and change directory into it and run the usual meteor commands from there.