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Packages used for this application are as following

• @vueuse and @tailwindcss to implement dark mode functionality on the created page.

How to deploy Vue applicationt as a Github page

1. (If it doesn't exist) create a file named vite.config.js in root directory and add the following code:

   import { defineConfig } from 'vite'
   import vue from '@vitejs/plugin-vue'
    
   export default defineConfig({
     base: '/<REPO-NAME>/',
     plugins: [vue()]
   })

   Make sure to replace <REPO-NAME> with the name of the relevant repository.

2. Run the following command in terminal:

   npm run build

   This command should create a dist folder in root directory.

3. After verifying that the folder is created, run the following two git commands in terminal to stage the dist folder for committing:

   git add dist -f
   git commit -m "Adding dist subtree"

   The -f is to force the folder to be staged, otherwise it will be ignored by .gitignore. the second command commits the folder.

4. Now, to deploy the dist folder, run the following git command in terminal:

   git subtree push --prefix dist origin gh-pages

   This command will push the dist folder to the branch named gh-pages.

5. (In the web browser) navigate to the settings of the repository that contains the code for the Vue application. From there navigate to Pages and under the section Build and deployment setup the source to be Deploy from a branch as shown in the image below:

   

6. After that, choose the branch of which the build and deployment will be performed, in this case it should be the branch that the folder dist was pushed to, which was named gh-pages:

   

7. Done. The results of the deployed page should be visible in the link that should be shown in the Pages page, or one can navigate to the page that should look something like this URL: https://<GITHUB-USERNAME>.github.io/<REPO-NAME>/ where <GITHUB-USERNAME> is to be replaced by the user's username and the <REPO-NAME> by the name of the repository that contains the Vue application.

If any of the information provided above is inaccurate or doesn't show the expected result, please open an issue linking to the github repository in question.