The auto-installation will create a DatoCMS project, a Github repo containing the Nuxt.js blog, and it will deploy the project on Vercel or Netlify. It is just a matter of minutes!
You can start experimenting with DatoCMS and Nuxt right away.
On your local machine you need to set your API token manually. For a quick start, only one read-only token must be set in the .env
file to start working:
Then you can install the dependencies and start the project:
# install dependencies$ npm install
# serve with hot reload at localhost:3000$ npm run dev
Other Nuxt conventional scripts:
# build for production and launch server$ npm run build$ npm run preview
# generate static project$ npm run generate
For detailed explanation on how things work, check out Nuxt docs.
### Web previews
You can also take advantage of Web Previews plugin to provide editors an easy way to jump from DatoCMS to your project: an example is available at the plugin page.