Vue

Learn how to configure Vue for use with Filebase.

What is Vue?

Vue is an open-source JavaScript framework used for building user interfaces and single-page applications (SPAs). Vue is designed to be incrementally adoptable, which means that it can be integrated into an existing project or used to build a new project from scratch. It is also highly modular, with a core library that focuses on the view layer of an application and a set of optional libraries that can be used to add more functionality.

Read below to learn how to use Vue with Filebase.

Prerequisites:

1. Start by creating a new directory for your Vue app, then navigate into that directory and initialize the workspace:

mkdir filebase-vue-app

cd filebase-vue-app

npm init

Accept the default options when prompted.

2. Next, install the following packages:

npm install --save express multer dotenv cors body-parser mongodb multer-s3 aws-sdk

3. Create an .env file with the following environment variables:

Replace the environment variable values with the values that match your Filebase account and MongoDB configuration.

4. Create a new file called index.js that contains the following code:

5. Then, start the server with the command:

node index.js

6. Next, install the Vue package to get started on the front end of the Vue app:

npm install -g @vue/cli

7. Then, create a new Vue app with the command:

vue create filebase-vue-app

8. Navigate inside the new Vue app directory and add the Vuetify package:

cd vue-multers3-frontend

vue add vuetify

9. Then, start the Vue front end with the command:

npm run serve

10. Navigate to the localhost:8080 address to view the Vue app:

11. Next, create a new file called register.vue in the components folder. Insert the following code into this file:

12. Then, insert the following code in the app.vue file:

13. If you refresh your Vue app, it should now resemble this:

14. Next, install the axois package:

npm install axios

15. Then, create the file registeraxios.vue in the components folder and insert the following code:

16. Now, when a user submits the form in the Vue app, the image file they include in the form will be uploaded to the configured Filebase bucket!

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