To generate a production-ready build of a Vue.js app, you typically use the following command:
npm run build
This assumes that you have npm (Node Package Manager) installed, and your project has a “build” script defined in the “scripts” section of your package.json file.
The “build” script is configured to run the build process using Vue CLI (Command Line Interface), which is the standard tooling for Vue.js projects. When you run npm run build, Vue CLI compiles your Vue.js app and generates optimized static assets for production. The compiled files are typically stored in a dist (Distribution) folder.
Before running the build command, make sure to install the necessary dependencies by running:
npm install
This installs the dependencies listed in your package.json, including Vue CLI if it’s a project created with Vue CLI.
Remember to check your project’s documentation or package.json file to ensure that the “build” script is defined and correctly configured for your specific project. If you’re using a different build tool or setup, the command might be different.