vue3-sfc-loader | Single File Component loader for Vue2 and Vue3 | Router library
kandi X-RAY | vue3-sfc-loader Summary
kandi X-RAY | vue3-sfc-loader Summary
Vue3 Single File Component loader for Vue2 and Vue3. Load .vue files directly from your html/js. No node.js environment, no (webpack) build step.
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- Visits a given path .
- Parse the browser data
- Check if a feature is supported or not .
- Finds all files in the given filter
- Replaces characters in string with a string
- Returns an array of block content .
- Check if string contains string
- Cleans up browserList .
- Sets the browsers scope of an array .
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QUESTION
i have a legacy project and wanted to start using Vue.js single file components using the CDN. I did bump into some plugins such as https://github.com/FranckFreiburger/vue3-sfc-loader. Is there any solution from CDN point of view that we can:
- generic mount to the root of the page / body ?
- add every *.vue file from /components folder?
Then we could call those components anywhere in the existing page. I believe the plugin https://github.com/FranckFreiburger/vue3-sfc-loader only allows us to mount to a specific div#app and add a custom template (at least following the examples provided) Cheers!
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Answered 2021-Apr-16 at 21:07After spending lots of time in this investigation, I went for the Vue Web Components approach
Adding all the components to a /components folder, we will just need to have a package.json like the following
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I am creating a Django + Vue.js v3 app, and found it very useful to use vue3-sfc-loader, as I can use Django to render .vue files easily, and get the best of both worlds. This setup works and Django successfully renders the .vue file, which are then picked up by vue3-sfc-loader, but the issue is that I cannot change the Vue delimiters, neither on Component level, nor on global level.
One solution that works, but is quite inconvenient, is to use the Django {% verbatim %}.
I also tried to use Vue global mixins to set delimiters, with no success, although I am not sure if I used then correctly in my context.
Any way to set the Vue delimiters, either globally or on component level, in this context?
index.html:
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Answered 2021-Jan-18 at 10:24You can change delimiters in vue3 globally as following
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