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Short answer, Yes it is safe
You can have an existing scaffolded project with Bootstrap and install vue scaffolding (even with auth) and compile and run safely because Vue scaffolding includes Twitter Bootstrap library by default in bootstrap.js
try {
window.Popper = require('popper.js').default;
window.$ = window.jQuery = require('jquery');
require('bootstrap');
} catch (e) {}
And all authentication and layout views are designed with the TWBS classes
Pro Tip
If you want to test things on important project without messing things out, you can create a new git branch
git branch testing-vue-scaffolding
git checkout testing-vue-scaffolding
And tinker around however you like, and revert back the changes if they got messed up
I have two cool shell aliases to do this quickly
alias nah="git clean -df && git checkout -- . && git reset --hard HEAD"
alias wip="git add . && git commit -s -S -m 'Work In Progress' -m 'This is a trash commit to save changes'"
Save the changes with wip
and whenever you feel things are messed up, just run nah
to go back
Hope this helps
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