A lightweight playground for live editing Vue.js components directly in the browser.
Vue Live is a Vue.js component that provides a live-editing playground for Vue code directly in the browser. It allows developers to embed interactive demos where users can edit Vue templates or scripts and see real-time previews, solving the need for dynamic component documentation and prototyping tools.
Vue.js developers building documentation sites, design systems, or educational platforms who need interactive component examples. It's also useful for teams creating internal component libraries or prototyping tools.
Developers choose Vue Live for its lightweight, Vue-native approach to live editing, offering seamless integration into Vue applications without heavy dependencies. Its flexibility in handling custom components, layouts, and data injection makes it stand out for creating rich, interactive demos.
A component to demo components, inspired by react-live
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Enables instant preview updates as users edit Vue code in the browser, ideal for interactive documentation and prototyping, as shown in the 'Live Editing' feature.
Supports passing custom components, directives, and external dependencies via props like `components` and `requires`, allowing seamless use of existing Vue libraries.
Offers a `layout` prop to define custom UI arrangements for editor and preview panels, providing design flexibility for tailored demos.
Emits `@error` and `@success` events for managing compilation errors and user feedback, aiding in debugging and interactive learning.
Requires separate packages for Vue 2 (`vue-live@1`) and Vue 3, leading to potential confusion, maintenance overhead, and compatibility issues.
Relies on `vue-prism-editor` with basic props, lacking advanced functionalities like autocomplete, linting, or type inference, which may hinder complex editing.
Needs manual setup of external dependencies via the `requires` prop, adding complexity to bundling and increasing initial configuration time.