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Nuxt project structure in Vue - Mini Project: Build & Apply

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Understanding Nuxt Project Structure
📖 Scenario: You are starting a new Nuxt 3 project to build a simple blog website. To organize your work, you need to set up the basic project structure with the main folders and files Nuxt uses.
🎯 Goal: Build the initial Nuxt project structure by creating the pages folder with a homepage file, add a components folder for reusable parts, and set up the nuxt.config.ts file for configuration.
📋 What You'll Learn
Create a pages folder with an index.vue file containing a basic template
Create a components folder with a Header.vue component file
Add a nuxt.config.ts file with the default export of a Nuxt config object
Use the Nuxt 3 recommended file and folder names exactly
💡 Why This Matters
🌍 Real World
Nuxt is used to build fast, SEO-friendly Vue websites and apps with automatic routing and server-side rendering.
💼 Career
Understanding the Nuxt project structure is essential for frontend developers working with Vue and Nuxt to build modern web applications.
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Create the pages folder and homepage
Create a folder named pages and inside it create a file named index.vue with a <template> containing a <h1> with the text Welcome to Nuxt.
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Hint

Remember, the pages/index.vue file is the homepage in Nuxt.

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Add the components folder and Header component
Create a folder named components and inside it create a file named Header.vue with a <template> containing a <header> element with the text My Blog Header.
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The components folder holds reusable Vue components.

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Create the nuxt.config.ts file
Create a file named nuxt.config.ts in the root folder with a default export of a Nuxt config object using defineNuxtConfig({}).
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The nuxt.config.ts file configures your Nuxt app globally.

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Use the Header component in the homepage
In pages/index.vue, import the Header component from ~/components/Header.vue in a <script setup> block and add it inside the <template> above the <h1>.
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Use import and include the component tag in the template.