feat: documentation website

[mtdvlpr]

I've created a basic setup for a documentation website using VitePress. VitePress is the official documentation builder of Vue. I've added a home, about and faq page and setup the internationalization. The theme/styling can be customized to align with M³ styling. You can easily work on the website locally with the docs:dev script. It has built-in search, light/dark and responsiveness.

For deployment, perform the steps at https://vitepress.dev/guide/deploy#github-pages

I've also optimized the Electron dependencies (see Quasar Docs for more info). When Electron uses a new dependency, it should be explicitly added in quasar.config.js, so that only the necessary dependencies are included in the production build.

[sircharlo]

Alright! This is great stuff!!
Let's give it a whirl.

[sircharlo]

@mtdvlpr FYI: the changes to the build options were actually breaking builds completely. They built fine, but the installed app would crash on load.
I've included what seemed to be the missing needed modules in dab22f6.
Let me know if I missed something obvious.

[mtdvlpr]

Hmm, weird. Those vue dependencies should be bundled in the ui code. Vue-i18n becomes a vue-i18n_hash.js file, for example. The docs also say that you only have to allow the packages that get imported in the main/preload processes. I'll experiment with it some more. Sorry for not testing it beforehand!

[sircharlo]

No worries; I was quite surprised too. I'm not sure why this happened exactly.

[mtdvlpr]

@sircharlo, I found the issue with the electron dependencies. You import errorCatcher in the Electron process and errorCatcher imports @sentry/vue and @sentry/vue imports vue, etc. It should probably be rewritten so that those Electron errors are either captured with Sentry/electron or passed to the UI and captured there.

That would allow for the other UI dependencies to be removed from the Electron output build.

[mtdvlpr]

Check out these docs for combining Sentry/electron with Sentry/vue.

[mtdvlpr]

See #282 for a potential fix