Lumen has lost its most of its luster. Full Laravel is almost as good these days. There are several ways to structure your app. Use Nuxt in the js directory with a catchall backend routing that directs to Nuxt. Or, you can even store Nuxt app in a top-level directory and make the necessary adjustments (this is my preference). Else, you can separate the two. There are a few courses on Udemy that you can grab for $10 that combine Laravel api with Nuxt. Every week they have course sales so it shouldn't be long before you see the $10 price on the course.
I do enroll at this course, thank's for the advice, i have seen this integration creating an api folder at the root of the nuxtjs and then configuring the api into nuxtjs.config. How do you prefer to set up ? installing Laravel and then creating a Nuxtjs at the Laravel root folder ?
I usually, create a fresh Laravel app and then create my Nuxt or Vue app in a project root directory called frontend. I use a catchall web route and a SPAController to redirect to the frontend. For example, in routes/web.php,
Depending on how you structure the project...for small, I usually use an index or __invoke method to point the app towards my blade layout. Then, vue-router can control what is displayed in the #app section.
