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Nuxt Maupassant is a minimalist blog theme for Nuxt.js, porting the classic Maupassant design from the Hexo ecosystem into a Vue.js-powered Nuxt project.
Nuxt Maupassant is a blog theme built on the Nuxt.js framework, designed for Nuxt-powered websites. It is a port of the Maupassant design originally created by pagecho and adapted for Hexo by tufu9441; this project brings that same minimalist aesthetic to Nuxt.js. The theme takes blog content and outputs a static site when you run npm run generate, or serves it with hot reload during development via npm run dev.
npm run generate outputs a static website to /dist/, which can be deployed to any static host.npm run dev serves the site locally at localhost:3000 and reloads on changes.npm run build followed by npm start launches a production Node.js server.npm install or yarn install.Using it follows Nuxt's standard workflow. First, install dependencies with npm install or yarn install. For development, run npm run dev to serve the site at localhost:3000 with hot reload. To deploy, run npm run generate to produce a static site in /dist/, or npm run build and npm start for a server-rendered deployment.
Maupassant-Hexo, the Hexo-based implementation of the same design that Nuxt Maupassant adapts, is a direct alternative for bloggers who use that platform.
Run npm install or yarn install to get dependencies, then npm run dev for development. For production, use npm run build and npm start, or npm run generate for a static site.
Yes, the npm run generate command creates a static version of the site in the /dist/ folder, suitable for hosting on any static server.
The README references Nuxt.js documentation but does not specify a version. It targets the standard Nuxt.js project setup.
Yes, npm run build followed by npm start launches a production server using Node.js.
