electron-vue comes packed with the following `vue` plugins that can be installed during `vue-cli` scaffolding...

* [vue-electron](https://github.com/SimulatedGREG/vue-electron) \(attach electron APIs to Vue object\)

* [vue-router](https://github.com/vuejs/vue-router) \(single page application routes\)

* [vuex](https://github.com/vuejs/vuex) \(flux-inspired application architecture\)

If you are familiar with `vue-resource`, then `axios` will feel very familiar as most of the API is nearly identical. You can easily import `axios` in your `main` process scripts or use with `this.$http` & `Vue.http` in the `renderer` process. Please note that during development you may run into issues with CORS since requests are passed through `webpack-dev-server`. As a small workaround, you can disable [`webSecurity`](https://electronjs.org/docs/api/browser-window#new-browserwindowoptions) within the BrowserWindow configuration, but please do remember to only disable this during development. Disabling this in production is highly not recommended and can create a serious security risk for your final application!

A simple `vue` plugin that makes electron APIs easily accessible with`this.$electron`, no longer needing to import `electron` into every component necessary.

The provided project structure should feel familiar to the setup provided in the official `vuejs-templates/webpack` boilerplate.

The provided project structure is rather bare but does encourage the use of `vuex`'s module pattern to help organize your data stores. The extra `@/store/modules/index.js` let's your `vuex` store import all modules in a one-shot manner.