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Open-source Nuxt.js + Firebase template for building an invoice management app.

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Nuxt Invoice App is an open-source boilerplate for building invoice management applications with Nuxt.js and Firebase, providing a ready-to-run Nuxt project with invoice creation, listing, and detail viewing.
Nuxt Invoice App is a web application template built with Nuxt.js (a Vue.js framework) and Firebase, focused on managing invoices. It takes invoice data — client details, line items, amounts — and renders them in a clean interface with a home dashboard, a create-invoice modal, and a single-invoice detail page. The project runs on Nuxt's universal rendering and includes a Firebase backend for data persistence and authentication. The repository metadata confirms it is a Nuxt.js and Firebase invoice app and has 12 GitHub stars, indicating a small but public open-source project.
The readme includes the standard Nuxt.js build commands: install dependencies with npm install, run a hot-reload dev server at localhost:3000 with npm run dev, build and launch a production server with npm run build and npm run start, or generate a fully static site with npm run generate. A live demo is deployed at https://nuxt-invoice-app.vercel.app/, showing the app running on Vercel.
The repository metadata describes it as an invoice app using Nuxt.js and Firebase, and the source code is publicly available on GitHub, so the template itself is free to use under the project's license.
It uses Nuxt.js, which is built on Vue.js, as the frontend framework, SCSS for styling, and Firebase for backend services such as data storage and authentication.
Yes, Firebase is listed as the backend technology. The readme does not detail the authentication configuration, but the integration includes Firebase services that you can extend with your own authentication flows and security rules.
Yes. The build setup includes npm run generate, which creates a static version of the app. The live demo is hosted on Vercel, indicating static hosting is a supported deployment path.
