Getting started

Build from native Nuxt UI, then add the FireUX responsibilities your App needs.

Working from source

FireUX currently lives in a source workspace. These guides describe its existing packages and starter App.

1. Start with Nuxt UI

Use upstream controls, semantic tokens and theme APIs directly.

2. Add FireUX Core

Compose shared editing, outcome presentation and App runtime responsibilities.

3. Add domain libraries

Keep records, workflows and protected commands with their owning package.

The starter App

The existing neutral skeleton declares App identity, native runtime layers and the domain modules it consumes.

projects/templates/fireux-template

Read the App configuration

Open the starter's nuxt.config.ts to inspect its identity, ecosystem, modules and native runtime layers.

Prepare the App's identity

Use the new App's approved identity and backend configuration. Replace the starter's placeholder brand and content.

Preview locally

From the repository root, run pnpm --dir projects/templates/fireux-template dev. The starter's development command uses port 3010.

Reference documentation

Repository concepts and operating guidance remain available in the reference viewer.