Laravel Breeze - Vue 3 Edition 🏝️

This repository is an implementation of the Laravel Breeze application / authentication starter kit frontend in Vue.js v3 (vite powered + pinia + vue-router). All of the authentication boilerplate is already written for you - thanks to Laravel Sanctum, it allows you to quickly begin pairing an amazing Vue 3 frontend app with a powerful Laravel backend.

This repo has:

• Persistent state logic using localStorage API automatically (this is done within pinia stores).
• Two middlewares:
  • One for axios: to deal with 401 permission denied case.
  • One for vue-router: to manage innacessibile routes if user is not logged in and viceversa.
• Regarding CSS concerns this is less opinionated possible solution I found (only the minimum vanilla CSS but no third part libraries), so you can start from here and apply your favorite css framework/library if you like.

PS: It is still working progress but following the MVP philosophy it works fine as a good starting kit (I still need to test the /forgot-password feature but the rest it's fine).

Installation

Laravel API endpoint

This frontend app needs an API service with Laravel 9 already in place in order to comunicate with the backend aspects. To make up for this lack I prepared some dockerfiles to launch the API environment in case you don't have it, this are for development only!

If you want to use them simply go to the dockerfiles directory

cd api_dockerfiles

And launch

docker-compose up --build

Give it some time! - it will build the image, then launch a mysql container and only after mysql pass the healthcheck it will launch the actual Laravel container.

You can tell that it's done by visiting localhost:8000, you should see the version of the Laravel app running.

Frontend App

Clone this repository and copy the .env.example:

cp .env.example .env

Install the dependencies:

npm install

Run the application with:

npm run dev

You should see the application at localhost:3000.

Documentation:

Axios Hook

The auth store of this app contains a custom useApi hook designed to deal with the 2 different endpoints for the Laravel app, the one that points to the actual /api path, and the one that points to the login routes (e.g. /login, /logout etc...). By using this hook you don't have to worry to much about it:

import { useApi } from '@/api/useAPI.js'

/**
 * You first create an instance using the hook function 
 * if you need to use the `/api` endpoint you call the hook without params. Otherwise pass the 'web' argument
*/

const api = useApi() 
await api.post('/user') // will call `hostname/api/user` 

const web = useApi('web') 
await web.post('/login', { user, email }) // will call `hostname/login`

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Recommended IDE Setup

VSCode + Volar (and disable Vetur) + TypeScript Vue Plugin (Volar).

Compile and Minify for Production

npm run build

Lint with ESLint

npm run lint