Getting started

Prismic makes it easy to get started on a new Vue.js project by providing a Vue.js starter project.

First step is to clone the Prismic Vue.js starter in your local environment. Open a terminal (command prompt or similar on Windows) and run the following command:

Or if you prefer you can directly download it as a ZIP archive.

Next, navigate to the root directory of the Vue.js starter in your local environment and run the following command:

Then you can launch your local server, for that run the following command:

You can now open your browser to http://localhost:8080. You should see a tutorial page explaining how to create a Vue component with content managed in Prismic.

Now you're all set to start building your Vue.js project with Prismic content management. Here are the next steps you need to take.

A Prismic repository is where you define, edit and publish content. If you haven't a repository yet, we invite you to create one now.

In your Prismic repository you'll need to model your pages, posts, events, etc. into your Custom Types. Refer to our content modeling tips website to learn more about constructing your Custom Types.

After you've created and published some documents in your Prismic repository, you'll be able to query the API to retrieve your content. We provide explanations and plenty of examples of queries in the Query the API section of the documentation. Start by learning more on the How to Query the API page.

The last step is to integrate the content into your templates. Check out the Templating section of the documentation to learn more.