bailicangdu/vue2-elm

vue2-elm is a full-featured food delivery web application built as a learning and demonstration project, modeled after the popular Chinese food ordering platform Ele.me. It was created by the author to fill a gap in the Vue.js ecosystem: while many example projects existed for the framework, most were simple demos rather than the kind of complex, real-world single-page application a developer would actually encounter in professional work. This project provides exactly that, spanning 45 pages and covering the complete user journey from registration and login through browsing restaurants, filtering by distance and rating, adding items to a shopping cart, placing orders, and managing a personal account. It is built using Vue 2 as the core rendering framework, Vuex for centralized state management across all the pages, Vue Router for navigation between views, and Webpack as the build tool. Styling is handled with Sass, and layout uses CSS Flexbox. The project communicates with a separate backend Node.js server that provides the API data. The README is primarily in Chinese and describes the author's motivation and observations about using Vue and Vuex together on a large-scale application. You would look at this repository if you are learning Vue 2 and want to understand how all the pieces fit together in a project of realistic complexity: component architecture, shared state management across many views, routing, authentication flows, and cart logic. It demonstrates that Vue and Vuex together are capable of handling large, interaction-heavy applications, not just small widgets. The tech stack is Vue 2, Vuex, Vue Router, Webpack, ES6/ES7 JavaScript, Sass, and Flexbox.