Vize

High-performance Vue.js toolchain in Rust.

Installation

# Install globally
npm install -g vize

# Or add it to a project
npm install -D vize

# Or install from GitHub
npm install -g github:ubugeeei/vize

If you use @vizejs/vite-plugin and want one shared config for both the plugin and the vize CLI, install both packages in the project and put your config in vize.config.*.

Usage

vize [COMMAND] [OPTIONS]

Command	Description
`build`	Compile Vue SFC files (default)
`fmt`	Format Vue SFC files
`lint`	Lint Vue SFC files
`check`	Type check Vue SFC files
`musea`	Start component gallery server
`lsp`	Start Language Server Protocol server

vize --help           # Show help
vize <command> --help # Show command-specific help

Config

vize looks for these files in the project root:

vize.config.ts
vize.config.js
vize.config.mjs
vize.config.pkl
vize.config.json

TypeScript config:

import { defineConfig } from "vize";

export default defineConfig({
  linter: {
    preset: "opinionated",
  },
});

PKL config:

amends "node_modules/vize/pkl/vize.pkl"

linter {
  preset = "opinionated"
}

JSON config with schema:

{
  "$schema": "./node_modules/vize/schemas/vize.config.schema.json",
  "linter": {
    "preset": "opinionated"
  }
}

The npm CLI currently applies shared config to the lint command. You can override discovery with vize lint --config path/to/vize.config.ts or skip config loading with vize lint --no-config.

Examples

vize                              # Compile ./**/*.vue to ./dist
vize build src/**/*.vue -o out    # Custom input/output
vize build --ssr                  # SSR mode
vize fmt --check                  # Check formatting
vize lint --fix                   # Auto-fix lint issues
vize check --strict               # Strict type checking

Alternative Installation

If npm installation fails, you can install via Cargo:

cargo install vize

License

MIT