Great approach for rebuilding your frontend! It’s always a challenge when you lose the original source code, but since you have the .vue files, you're on the right track. One additional tip: even though you don't have the package.json file, you can still identify the required dependencies by checking the import statements in the .vue files. If you need a solid starting point, I recommend trying a fresh setup using Vue CLI and re-adding the necessary packages for Metronic and Vue integration. Good luck with the project! If you need extra support, here's a great resource: puredatahub.com
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By removing the logic and components from those files and reconstructing the original application's structure, you can rebuild the frontend. You can use this form to submit a request for any bespoke work: https://keenthemes.combitlife onlinekeenthemes

Install Vue CLI (if you haven’t already):

npm install -g @vue/cli

Create a New Vue Project:

vue create my-vue-project
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It sounds like a challenging situation, but having the .vue files is a good starting point! You can rebuild the frontend by extracting the components and logic from those files and recreating the structure of the original application. Since you're using Laravel for the backend, integrating Vue.js should be relatively straightforward with Laravel Mix. Make sure to map the routes and API calls properly so the frontend and backend can communicate smoothly. Good luck with the rebuild—happy to help if you encounter any specific issues during the process!

Hi Hisham

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To rebuild the frontend of your project using the .vue files, here’s a general approach you can follow:
- Set Up a New Vue.js Project:
If you haven’t already, create a new Vue.js project using the Vue CLI:
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vue create your-project-name
Choose the necessary options, such as Vue 2 or Vue 3, depending on the version used in your original project.
- Reinstall Dependencies:
Since you lost the original source code, you’ll need to identify the necessary dependencies used in the project. Check the package.json file (if you have it) to see which packages were installed.
Install the Metronic theme or any related UI components if used in the original project. Depending on how Metronic was integrated, you might need to re-download the theme and add it back into your project.
Example command to install dependencies:
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npm install <package-name>
- Integrate .vue Files:
Copy the .vue files into the appropriate components or pages directories in your new Vue.js project.
Ensure that each .vue file has the necessary script, template, and style sections correctly defined.
Review the component structure to ensure they are properly imported and connected in the main application.
- Rebuild Layout and Routing:
Set up routing using vue-router, particularly if the original project had multiple pages or views.
Integrate the layout components from Metronic (like headers, sidebars, and footers) if they were part of the project.
- Reintegrate Metronic Theme:
If Metronic was used, ensure that the necessary CSS/JS files are imported. You may need to re-add the styles to match the look and feel of your original frontend.
If Metronic UI components were used, make sure to reinstall them and follow Metronic's documentation for Vue.js integration.
- Connect to Laravel Backend:
Ensure that your frontend can communicate with the Laravel backend, typically through APIs. This might involve setting up Axios or Fetch for making HTTP requests.
Check if you need to handle authentication, form submissions, or other data interactions with the backend.
- Test and Debug:
Once the .vue files are in place, thoroughly test the frontend to ensure all components work as expected.
Address any missing dependencies or configuration issues that arise due to the loss of the complete frontend source code.
This process will help you recreate the frontend using the available .vue files and get your project back on track.

Hi Hisham

Do you need the source code from previous versions?

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