Posted on 2020-09-04T02:54:05Z by Kevin Foong
In this blog post we will be exploring the Quasar QUploader component in order to upload photos and how to handle this in the backend via Flask. I assume you already have some basic knowledge about Vue, Quasar and some Flask.

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Posted on 2020-08-30T05:16:57Z by Kevin Foong
Make sure you keep any sensitive information in environment variables such as database passwords and API keys. In Vue you can use the dotenv
package and in Quasar you can use the quasar-dotenv
package which is wrapper around dotenv
.
cd to your project folder and install quasar-dotenv
npm install quasar-dotenv
Now create a .env
file in your project root and add any variables. For example:
OW_API_KEY = '002db37bfc6be228c33d416df8a6e917'
GM_API_KEY = 'CIzaTyDL6C63jOmI2KCbysrmRSJ_2DriHfFMqZY'
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Posted on 2020-08-27T21:57:32Z by Kevin Foong

Quasar is a Vue framework that makes it easy to build hybrid mobile apps using Cordova. In this introduction I'll provide an overview on how to build a simple Android app. Note that the Quasar website already has quite good documentation on how to get started. Here I will outline my notes and any difficulties I encountered along the way during my own set up. Hopefully this tutorial will help someone get started in developing mobile apps.
I also assume that you already have some Vue knowledge.
Step 1 - Install Quasar CLI and create a project in the folder "myquasar"
npm install -g @quasar/cli
quasar create myquasar
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Vue
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android