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docs: update #4

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Description 描述

  1. 更新依赖到最新。
  2. 增加本地搜索。
  3. 调整 title。
  4. 调整文档,希望能提供更好的阅读体验。

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  • New Features
    • Enhanced vitess-uni-app functionality for more efficient cross-platform application development.
    • Introduced Pinia as the recommended state management library for Vue.
    • Transitioned to @uni-helper/unocss-preset-uni for UnoCSS support, updating styling guidance.
    • New guidance for creating pages, components, and layouts in uni-app projects, including file-based routing and layout switching.
  • Documentation
    • Updated installation instructions, including Node.js minimum version and text editor recommendations.
    • Provided new deployment guidance for WeChat mini-programs, including packaging and automatic uploading.
    • Updated state management documentation with examples and best practices.
    • Revised introduction to highlight the improved development experience.
  • Refactor
    • Removed the section on preprocessors from styling documentation.

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This update brings a comprehensive overhaul to improve the development experience with vitess-uni-app, focusing on enhancing cross-platform application creation through Vue and uni-app. It introduces updated recommendations for Node.js, text editors, and terminal usage, streamlines state management with Pinia, shifts styling to UnoCSS, and refines views and deployment strategies. The changes aim to provide a more intuitive, type-safe, and performance-oriented development workflow.

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Files Changes
.vitepress/config.ts, eslint.config.js Minor updates and refinements.
getting-started/... (multiple files) Enhanced guidance on setup, deployment, state management, styling, and view management.
getting-started/deployment.md Updated deployment strategies for WeChat mini-programs and compatibility settings.
getting-started/installation.md Updated recommendations for Node.js, text editor, and terminal usage.
getting-started/introduction.md Enhanced vitess-uni-app functionality for efficient cross-platform application creation.
getting-started/state-management.md Introduction of Pinia for state management and updates on simple state management.
getting-started/styling.md Shift to @uni-helper/unocss-preset-uni for UnoCSS support and styling guidance.
getting-started/views.md Updates on App.vue, components, pages, and layouts for better structure and management.

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Commits Files that changed from the base of the PR and between d24b1f8 and e624aa0.
Files ignored due to path filters (2)
  • package.json is excluded by: !**/*.json
  • pnpm-lock.yaml is excluded by: !**/*.yaml
Files selected for processing (9)
  • .vitepress/config.ts (2 hunks)
  • eslint.config.js (1 hunks)
  • getting-started/data-fetching.md (2 hunks)
  • getting-started/deployment.md (1 hunks)
  • getting-started/installation.md (1 hunks)
  • getting-started/introduction.md (1 hunks)
  • getting-started/state-management.md (4 hunks)
  • getting-started/styling.md (1 hunks)
  • getting-started/views.md (4 hunks)
Additional comments: 34
eslint.config.js (1)
  • 1-3: The configuration correctly imports and exports the @antfu/eslint-config. Ensure that all project files adhere to the linting rules defined in this configuration.
getting-started/introduction.md (3)
  • 3-3: The introduction has been updated to emphasize the template's ease of use and configuration-free setup for writing .vue files, aligning with modern development practices.
  • 5-5: The inspiration from vitesse is now explicitly mentioned, providing context on the project's foundation and its relationship with the broader Vue ecosystem.
  • 9-13: The updated section provides a more nuanced view of the uni-app ecosystem, highlighting both its strengths and limitations, and positions vitesse-uni-app as a solution that embraces the open ecosystem of npm and VS Code for a better development experience.
getting-started/styling.md (6)
  • 3-3: The introduction succinctly states the template's reliance on UnoCSS for styling, indicating a shift towards a more modern, utility-first CSS framework.
  • 7-9: The explanation of UnoCSS and its integration with @uni-helper/unocss-preset-uni provides clear guidance on how to leverage platform-specific styling capabilities, enhancing the cross-platform development experience.
  • 12-20: The examples of platform-specific classes are practical and straightforward, demonstrating how to apply conditional styling across different platforms effectively.
  • 26-26: The link to Vite documentation for CSS preprocessors is helpful, ensuring developers have access to relevant information on integrating and using CSS preprocessors within their projects.
  • 30-30: The reference to Vue documentation for single-file component (SFC) styles is valuable, guiding developers on how to utilize Vue's native styling capabilities effectively.
  • 34-34: The mention of uni-helper/awesome-uni-app as a resource for component libraries is a useful addition, helping developers discover UI components that can accelerate their development process.
getting-started/data-fetching.md (5)
  • 3-3: The introduction sets the stage for various data fetching methods within uni-app, acknowledging the flexibility developers have in choosing their preferred libraries or methods.
  • 7-7: The mention of uni-app's built-in methods for data fetching provides a straightforward guide for developers to leverage native capabilities for common data operations.
  • 11-13: The introduction of @uni-helper/axios-adapter as a bridge for using axios within uni-app is a valuable addition, offering a familiar HTTP client experience to developers.
  • 14-19: The code snippet demonstrates how to integrate axios with uni-app using the adapter, providing a clear, actionable example for developers.
  • 23-23: The introduction of @uni-helper/uni-network as a Promise-based HTTP client tailored for uni-app is a significant enhancement, offering a specialized tool for network requests within the uni-app ecosystem.
getting-started/installation.md (2)
  • 16-18: The updated minimum requirements and recommendations for the development environment provide clear guidance for developers, ensuring they have the appropriate setup for working with the project.
  • 22-24: The best practices section offers valuable advice on Node.js versions and Volar mode, helping developers optimize their development environment for Vue and uni-app.
getting-started/views.md (5)
  • 5-9: Clarification on the role of App.vue as the main component and entry file, and the restrictions on its use, provides essential guidance for structuring uni-app applications.
  • 19-21: The automatic global registration of components through @uni-helper/vite-plugin-uni-components simplifies the development process by reducing boilerplate code for component import and registration.
  • 48-50: The introduction of @uni-helper/vite-plugin-uni-pages for file-based routing enhances the developer experience by simplifying page creation and management.
  • 77-79: The explanation of layouts and their implementation using Vue slots, along with the introduction of @uni-helper/vite-plugin-uni-layouts for easy layout switching, provides a comprehensive guide to managing application layouts.
  • 117-125: The documentation on setting custom layouts through the route code block in page files offers developers flexibility in layout management, enhancing the application's structural organization.
getting-started/state-management.md (4)
  • 7-9: The endorsement of Pinia as the recommended state management library for Vue applications, along with the installation instructions, aligns with modern Vue development practices.
  • 17-53: The setup and usage examples for Pinia, including store creation and usage in a Vue component, provide a clear, practical guide to integrating Pinia into uni-app projects.
  • 63-65: The mention of ref and reactive for simple state management acknowledges the Composition API's capabilities, offering a lightweight alternative to more complex state management solutions.
  • 170-175: > 📝 NOTE

This review was outside the diff hunks and was mapped to the diff hunk with the greatest overlap. Original lines [133-174]

The introduction of VueUse for state management and data persistence, along with the example of using createGlobalState and useStorage, provides an advanced option for managing application state, enhancing the project's flexibility and capability.

getting-started/deployment.md (6)
  • 17-17: The updated packaging command for WeChat mini-programs, along with the tip for automatic uploading, provides practical guidance for developers looking to streamline their deployment process.
  • 29-29: The general guidance for deploying other mini-programs by adjusting the build command and referring to the package.json scripts section is helpful for developers targeting multiple platforms.
  • 31-39: The section on offline packaging for APP deployment, with links to specific documentation for Android and iOS, offers valuable resources for developers looking to deploy native applications.
  • 48-54: The introduction of compatibility settings for VueCLI and Vite projects, including the use of esbuild and Polyfills, provides essential information for developers needing to support older browsers or environments.
  • 127-127: The recommendation to use PostCSS and postcss-preset-env for CSS compatibility, along with installation instructions and configuration examples, is a valuable addition for developers looking to ensure their styles work across various platforms.
  • 177-179: The advice on setting the minimum base library requirement for mini-programs to exclude older devices is a practical tip for optimizing the deployment process and ensuring a better user experience.
.vitepress/config.ts (2)
  • 80-80: The update to the site title in the Vitepress theme configuration reflects the project's branding and identity more accurately.
  • 183-205: The addition of a local search configuration enhances the documentation's usability, making it easier for users to find the information they need within the site.

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太酷啦!

@KeJunMao KeJunMao merged commit cf3652e into main Feb 4, 2024
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