I’m using docker for my deployment. After each push to the master branch, a new image is built and deployed to production. Inside docker, I’m running quasar build and quasar serve and all of that is running behind nginx-proxy also running in docker.

I’ve posted an image below, it might help you to get a picture of how things are running. Staging container is a clone of how my production is running.

https://github.com/jwilder/nginx-proxy

@fajarmuzaky Please don’t create multiple posts with the same question.

How about using css, creating your custom class or overriding quasar and setting shadow to 0.

@MathSilva You don’t need main.js with Quasar. As it said in Quasar docs

For initialization code and importing libraries into your website/app, read about App Plugins.

Read this also quasar.conf.js

@sockhenzie One note you don’t need ‘deviceready’ listener, Quasar takes care of this behind the scenes.

https://quasar-framework.org/guide/cordova-plugins.html#Deviceready-Event

Hi @JazzOne
Can you share some code with us please, maybe create a JSFiddle with an example.

You can fork this jsfiddle https://jsfiddle.net/rstoenescu/waugrryy/

@dwms You can read about plugins here.
https://quasar-framework.org/guide/app-plugins.html
You could just add that code to index.html at the project root but I would not recommend that, as @Hawkeye64 said just use plugin for that.

@s-molinari Yea it’s a nice framework. It uses Vuejs for views (some custom implementation of Vuejs via sailsjs cloud sdk (as they call it)).
Personally I don’t like it, I’m more for Rest API + Quasar solution…
Using Django (Django rest) or SailsJS or any other framework for the rest (depends on he skill or project) with Quasar is awesome. Productivity goes through the roof

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