Development setup utilising Vue (Webpack HMR + Vue loader) and Hapi (Nodemon) running with Gulp and BrowserSync. It includes CSS extraction (build only), linting (ESlint) and unit testing (Karma, Mocha, Chai, Sinon, Lab).

[Important!] Hapi Vue has been updated to Hapi 17, which introduced major, breaking changes - you can read more in the official GitHub issue. Version of Hapi Vue based on Hapi 16 can be found in the "archive" branch, archive-hapi-16.

/build/ - Contains files needed for build and hot development
/build/index_dev.html - Template for index.html, it will be used by HMR when developing in memory and during production build
/client/ - Vue.js app source
/config/ - Configuration files
/public/ - Public folder served by Hapi
/server/ - Server side logic
/test/ - Contains test files
/app.js - Production server
/gulpfile.js - Gulp setup file

This is a project template for vue-cli.

$ npm install -g vue-cli
$ vue init belar/hapi-vue <project_name>
$ cd <project_name>

For tips and guides regarding integration of additional mechanisms (e.g vue-router), visit Hapi Vue wiki.

NOTE: If you decide to run api (Hapi) unit tests using Mocha, remember about proper NODE_ENV (test), which with Lab is being set automatically.

# install dependencies
npm install

# run unit tests
npm run unit

# run api unit tests
npm run unit-api

# serve with hot reload at localhost:4000 (proxy from localhost:3000)
npm run dev

Hapi Vue uses Hapi plugin system for integration of Webpack middlewares web-dev-middleware and webpack-hot-middleware.

Plugin accepts following options on registration:
config - Webpack configuration file, ./config/webpack.config.js by default.
devOptions - Options for webpack-dev-middleware, as in the official documentation.
hotOptions - Options for webpack-hot-middleware, as in the official documentation.

# install dependencies
npm install

# build for production with minification
npm run build

# run application at localhost:3000
node app.js

Credits:
Vue
Hapi
Gulp
BrowserSync
Webpack