Question 1

How to integrate Oruga with Nuxt.js?

Accepted Answer

Oruga doesn't have an official Nuxt module. You must create a custom plugin in your Nuxt project and register Oruga manually, as described in the README, which adds extra setup steps.

Question 2

Is Oruga compatible with Vue 2 or only Vue 3?

Accepted Answer

Oruga is designed specifically for Vue.js version 3.x, as stated in the quick start section. For Vue 2, you'll need to seek alternatives or older versions.

Question 3

How to customize Oruga components with Tailwind CSS?

Accepted Answer

Use class-mapping in Oruga's configuration to apply Tailwind classes. Refer to the official TailwindCSS demo in the documentation for practical examples and source code.

Question 4

Oruga vs Vuetify for Vue 3: which is better for custom designs?

Accepted Answer

Oruga is ideal for full styling control without framework lock-in, while Vuetify offers a pre-styled Material Design system with more components but less flexibility for custom CSS.

Question 5

Does Oruga support server-side rendering?

Accepted Answer

Yes, but SSR support depends on your setup. With Nuxt.js, you can use the plugin method, though it's less seamless than libraries with native SSR modules.

Question 6

How to use tree shaking with Oruga?

Accepted Answer

Import components individually (e.g., import { OField, OInput }) instead of the full library, as shown in the README, to include only what you need and reduce bundle size.

Question 7

What themes are available for Oruga?

Accepted Answer

Oruga provides several official themes with ready-to-use styles that you can extend and customize. Check the documentation's themes section for details and examples.

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