Are you interested in a quoting solution using VueJS and Webflow, where the project remains entirely in Webflow and includes build and deploy commands?
Published on
September 22, 2023
Yes, it is possible to create a quoting solution using VueJS and Webflow, while keeping the project entirely in Webflow and including build and deploy commands. Here is how you can achieve this:
1. Setting up the VueJS environment
- Start by creating a new Vue project using the Vue CLI.
- Install required dependencies such as Vue Router and Axios.
- Create necessary components and routes for your quoting solution.
- Implement the functionality required for handling quotes within the Vue project.
- Test and make sure the Vue app works correctly.
2. Integrating VueJS with Webflow
- Export the Vue project as a static bundle by running the build command (
npm run build
oryarn build
). - Once the build is complete, you will have a
dist
folder containing the static files for your Vue app. - In Webflow, create a new page or edit an existing page where you want to include the quoting solution.
- Upload the contents of the
dist
folder to a hosting provider that supports static website hosting, such as Netlify or GitHub Pages. - Obtain the URL where your Vue app is hosted.
3. Embedding the Vue app in Webflow
- In Webflow, navigate to the page where you want to include the quoting solution.
- Add an HTML Embed element to the desired location on the page.
- Copy the embed code provided by your hosting provider and paste it into the HTML Embed element in Webflow.
- Save and publish your Webflow project.
4. Testing and deploying
- Preview your Webflow project to ensure that the Vue app is embedded correctly and functioning as expected.
- Make any necessary adjustments to ensure proper integration.
- Once you are satisfied with the results, deploy your Webflow project using the deploy commands provided by Webflow or your preferred hosting provider.
- Test the deployed quoting solution to ensure it works as expected in a live environment.
By following these steps, you can create a quoting solution using VueJS and Webflow, while keeping the project entirely in Webflow and including build and deploy commands. This approach allows you to leverage the benefits of both VueJS for dynamic functionality and Webflow for design and hosting capabilities.
Additional questions:
- How can I integrate VueJS with Webflow for a quoting solution?
- What are the steps to embed a Vue app in Webflow?
- How can I deploy a Webflow project with a VueJS integration?