Learn QUASAR-FRAMEWORK with Real Code Examples

Install via npm: `npm install -g @quasar/cli`

Create project: `quasar create my-app`

Choose Vue 3, TypeScript, and preferred styling options

Run development server: `quasar dev`

Build for target platform: `quasar build`

Install Quasar CLI

Create Vue project with Quasar scaffolding

Configure layouts, themes, and components

Test responsive designs and platform builds

Integrate plugins and Vuex/Pinia if needed

package.json - npm dependencies

quasar.conf.js - main Quasar configuration

src/components/ - reusable components

src/layouts/ - app layouts

main.js - app entry with Quasar plugin

npm install -g @quasar/cli

quasar create my-app

quasar dev - run development server

quasar build - build for platform

quasar mode add - add Cordova/Capacitor/Electron mode

Text handled via Vue

RTL layout support

Integrates with i18n libraries

Theme unaffected by language

Supports multi-language Vue apps

ARIA roles included

Keyboard navigation supported

Screen-reader friendly

Accessible dialogs and forms

WCAG compliance encouraged

Material Design styling via components

Themeable via CSS variables and JS config

Responsive layout via QLayout and QPage

Customizable colors, typography, spacing

Accessible by default

Works with Vue reactive state

Integrates with Vuex or Pinia

Forms and dialogs manage local state

Dynamic updates handled via Vue reactivity

No internal global state in Quasar itself

Data handled via props, reactive state, and Vuex/Pinia

QTable handles large datasets

Forms use v-model for controlled inputs

Integrates seamlessly with Vue front-end logic

Scales for large enterprise apps