This project is a template to help developers get started with Vue 3 development using Vite. It utilizes Vue 3's <script setup> Single-File Components (SFCs), and the README provides links to relevant documentation for further learning.

To start developing with this template, follow these steps:

1. Clone the repository: git clone https://github.com/vuejs/vue-next-template-vite.git
2. Navigate to the project directory: cd vue-next-template-vite
3. Install dependencies: npm install or yarn install
4. Start the development server: npm run dev or yarn dev

The project is organized into the following directories and files:

• src: This directory contains the main source code for the application, including the main entry file (main.ts), a TypeScript configuration file (tsconfig.json), a Vue component (App.vue), and a TypeScript declaration file for the environment (env.d.ts). The src directory also contains subdirectories for components and data.
• assets: This directory holds various assets such as SVG files, CSS files, and a directory for flags.
• components: This directory contains Vue components, including GameItem.vue, GameList.vue, LanguageSelector.vue, PlatformIcons.ts, QuickFilters.vue, SearchBar.vue, and ThemeToggle.vue.
• data: This directory contains a JSON file (games.json) that likely holds game data.
• locales: This directory contains JSON files (en.json and fr.json) for localization.
• public: This directory contains static files, such as the vite.svg file and a directory for flags.
• dist: This directory contains the compiled output of the project.

To add a game to the list, you can use the addGame.mjs script. This script fetches game information from the IGDB API and adds it to the JSON file containing the games.

• Ensure that Node.js is installed on your machine.
• Obtain your CLIENT_ID and ACCESS_TOKEN from the IGDB API.

1. Open a terminal or command prompt.

2. Navigate to the directory containing the addGame.mjs script.

3. Run the following command, replacing <CLIENT_ID>, <ACCESS_TOKEN>, and <GAME_ID> with your actual values:

   node addGame.mjs <CLIENT_ID> <ACCESS_TOKEN> <GAME_ID>
   

• The use of Vue.js and TypeScript indicates a focus on component-based development and type safety.
• The presence of a tsconfig.node.json file suggests that the project may also include Node.js-related code or dependencies.
• The organization of components, data, and locales into separate directories demonstrates a clear structure for managing different aspects of the application.
• The use of JSON files for game data and localization highlights a modular approach to managing application data and resources.
• The inclusion of SVG files and CSS files in the assets directory indicates a focus on visual design and user interface.

• Ensure that Node.js is installed on your machine.
• Obtain your CLIENT_ID and ACCESS_TOKEN from the IGDB API.

To learn more about Vue 3 and Vite, check out the following resources:

• Vue 3 Documentation
• Vite Documentation
• Vue 3 + Vite Template on GitHub

Happy coding!