currently learning vue , just learned to use vue-cli to start development, but I found that scaffolding pages written with reference to vue-cli (that is, .vue file under src/components/ ) will all be packaged in a js file, so if there are many pages, won"t it be slow to enter for the first time?
I want to learn further. How can I separate these pages? Preferably one js per page
ps. The scaffolding I built does not contain a compiler. Is it necessary to include it?
1. Routes can be used to load on demand.
{
path: '/applay/toDoList',
name: 'toDoList',
meta: { requireAuth: true ,title: '',topMenueSb: true},
component: () => import('../page/applay/toDoList')
} 2. In this way, for example, the home page will only load the code of the home page index.vue. Relatively shorten the home page loading time.
3. You said everything. This is a single-page application, since it is a single-page application, how to introduce a js to a page? From a personal point of view, since we have used this single-page model, we should try our best to fit this model. Optimize the problems you encounter in this mode.
4. If your goal is to use vue , but you don't want to use webpack packaging mode. vue is progressive, and you can introduce vue.js directly into html .
can then be written like a traditional jq project.
require.ensure can also be