gowind-admin-dev

To create a new business module in a Vue 3 and Element Plus admin scaffold, follow the 9-file blueprint covering api, pages, routes, locales, and components. This enforces consistent patterns for code generation, testing, and deployment across your frontend and backend.

The standard file structure for adding CRUD modules with gRPC service integration uses a 9-file module blueprint. It separates api, pages, routes, locales, and components to enforce consistent patterns for code generation and testing across your multi-frontend scaffold.

To set up internationalization and routing in a TypeScript admin dashboard, follow the module creation workflows that integrate i18n routing with Vue 3. The 9-file blueprint includes dedicated locales files to manage translations consistently across the application.

Yes, you can use this scaffold guide for both frontend and backend module development. It provides end-to-end guidance on integrating gRPC-backed APIs with Vue 3 + Element Plus UIs, ensuring consistent architecture and conventions across the entire stack.

The best way to customize a GoWind Admin scaffold without breaking architecture conventions is to implement new modules using the prescribed 9-file blueprint. This ensures your code generation, routing, and build tooling remain consistent with the core architecture.

Yes, TypeScript is required to develop modules using the GoWind Admin development guide. The scaffold leverages TypeScript alongside Vue 3 and Element Plus to enforce consistent patterns and strongly typed code generation for both frontend and backend integration.