Question 1

How to set up internationalization in Fes.js?

Accepted Answer

Use the @fesjs/plugin-locale plugin, which integrates Vue I18n. Enable it in the configuration, define locale files for translations, and utilize the provided APIs for language switching and management in components.

Question 2

Fes.js vs Nuxt.js for Vue 3 projects?

Accepted Answer

Fes.js is better for rapid admin dashboards with built-in plugins for permissions and layouts, while Nuxt.js excels in server-side rendering and static site generation, making it more suitable for content-heavy applications.

Question 3

Does Fes.js support TypeScript?

Accepted Answer

The documentation doesn't explicitly mention TypeScript, but since it's based on Vue 3 which has TypeScript support, integration is likely possible. Check plugin compatibility and community examples for guidance.

Question 4

What's the performance impact of using Fes.js plugins?

Accepted Answer

Each plugin adds to the bundle size, but Fes.js optimizes with tools like Vite and SWC. Enable only necessary plugins and use code splitting to minimize performance overhead in production builds.

Question 5

How to deploy a Fes.js application?

Accepted Answer

Run the build command (e.g., 'pnpm build') to generate static files, then deploy these to hosting services like Netlify, Vercel, or a traditional web server. The framework handles asset optimization during build.

Question 6

Can Fes.js be used for micro-frontends?

Accepted Answer

Yes, via the @fesjs/plugin-qiankun plugin, which integrates the qiankun library. It allows you to build and manage micro-frontend architectures, though setup requires additional configuration for communication and routing.

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