scaffold-dev-guide

To structure a new module in a Vue3 + Vben scaffold, use standardized workflows for API two-layer architecture, routing, VxeTable, VbenForm, i18n, and Pinia store integration to ensure consistent frontend architecture across projects.

The API two-layer architecture in Vue3 separates generated/client API calls from composables. This pattern streamlines module development by isolating data fetching logic from UI components within the Vben scaffold.

To integrate i18n and Pinia into a Vben scaffold module, apply the provided workflow templates and reusable UI patterns. This ensures standardized state management and internationalization across newly created pages and forms.

Yes, you can use VxeTable and VbenForm workflows for rapid CRUD module development. The scaffold provides clear examples and templates for adding tables, forms, routing, and CRUD APIs to extend frontend functionality.

The best way to scale frontend architecture across Vue3 projects is to enforce standardized module creation workflows. Applying consistent API, routing, and UI patterns prevents fragmentation as teams build new features.

Yes, applying this scaffold guide requires familiarity with the Vue3 and Vben framework. It is designed for frontend teams building two-layer API modules, forms, and routing, assuming foundational knowledge of the underlying stack.