vue2-elm is a comprehensive Vue.js e-commerce reference application and single-page application boilerplate. It provides a foundational architecture for building complex online food delivery platforms, utilizing Vue 2 and Vuex for centralized state management.
The main features of bailicangdu/vue2-elm are: Food Delivery Platforms, Vue Templates, E-commerce Frameworks, Storefront Templates, Order Fulfillment, Provider Discovery, Shopping Carts, Application State Management.
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