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- @constgen/neutrino-vue-loader
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@constgen/neutrino-vue-loader
Neutrino middleware for Vue files
This middleware already includes @constgen/neutrino-babel-loader
Features
This middleware enables many features by default with zero configuration
- Typescript support
- Decorators
- Class properties
- Babel transpilation according to browserlist
- EcmaScript polyfills
- JSX syntax
- Automatic Vue pragma injection to every JSX fragment
Requirements
- Node.js v10+
- Neutrino v9
- Webpack v4
- Vue 2
Installation
@constgen/neutrino-vue-loader
can be installed from NPM. You should install it to "dependencies"
(--save) or "devDependncies"
(--save-dev) depending on your goal.
npm install --save @constgen/neutrino-vue-loader
Usage
In preset
Require this package and plug it into Neutrino. The following shows how you can pass an options object to the middleware, showing the defaults:
let vueLoader = require('@constgen/neutrino-vue-loader')
neutrino.use(vueLoader({
babel : {}, // custom Babel options
polyfills: false, // enable EcmaScript polyfills
browsers : ['defaults'], // replace browserlist config
node : undefined, // node version in case of server rendering
include : [], // include strategy is always used and you can only extend what is included besides `neutrino.options.source` and `neutrino.options.tests`
exclude : [] // exclude something from processing that is included
}))
You may enable usage of .browserslistrc
file in your project by setting browsers
option to any falsy value
neutrino.use(vueLoader({
browsers: undefined // inherit config from `.browserslistrc` or disable if absent
}))
In neutrinorc
The middleware also may be used together with another presets in Neutrino rc-file, e.g.:
.neutrinorc.js
let vueLoader = require('@constgen/neutrino-vue-loader')
module.exports = {
use: [
vueLoader()
]
}
JSX
JSX syntax is supported with some syntactic sugar. For more details look at https://github.com/vuejs/jsx.
To use JSX you can just return JSX expressions from arrow functions or Vue Component render()
method.
src/Heading.vue
<script>
export default ({ props, listeners, children }) => {
let onClick = listeners.click || function () {}
return (
<h1 id={props.id}>
<a href="##" onClick={onClick}>
{children}
</a>
</h1>
)
}
</script>
src/index.vue
<script>
import Heading from './Heading'
export default {
name: 'Index',
render () {
return (
<div>
<Heading>Hello</Heading>
{this.$children}
</div>
)
}
}
</script>