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Vue-BrowserUpdate

VueJS wrapper for "browser update" package. Used to expose show, click and close events mainly.

Requirements
Install
Getting Started
Usage

Requirements

npm
VueJS
Node

Install

$ npm install --save vue-browserupdate

Getting Started

The Vue plugin must be initialized by your vue App. You should import it in your main .js file

import VueBrowserUpdate from 'vue-browserupdate';

Then you just use the plugin by calling the Vue.use method.

Vue.use(VueBrowserUpdate);

Usage

You still can pass options to browserupdate when calling the Vue.use method.

Vue.use(VueBrowserUpdate, {
    options: {
        // Your browser update options
        container: document.body,
    },
});

You can view the full options here: http://browser-update.org/customize.html

Pass a test key to enable the testing mode.

Vue.use(VueBrowserUpdate, {
    options: {
        // Your browser update options
    },
    test: true,
});

The plugin adds to the Vue object the object 'browserUpdate' that includes 3 functions. The onshow, onclick and onclose requires you to pass a function.

Vue.browserUpdate.onshow(() => {
    // The browser update modal is visible...
});