Question 1

How does vue-snap compare to Swiper for Vue 3?

Accepted Answer

vue-snap is lighter and uses CSS Scroll Snap for better performance with minimal JavaScript, while Swiper offers more features like touch gestures and effects but with a larger bundle. Choose vue-snap for simplicity and speed, Swiper for comprehensive functionality.

Question 2

How to add autoplay to a vue-snap carousel?

Accepted Answer

vue-snap doesn't include autoplay out of the box; you'll need to implement it manually using JavaScript intervals or timeouts to control scroll positions, as the library focuses on CSS-based scrolling without built-in automation.

Question 3

Does vue-snap work with Nuxt.js for server-side rendering?

Accepted Answer

Yes, vue-snap has SSR support and is compatible with Nuxt.js, as mentioned in the README under SSR support, making it a good fit for Vue 3 projects that require server-side rendering.

Question 4

Is vue-snap accessible for screen readers?

Accepted Answer

The library uses native HTML elements, but you must add accessibility features like ARIA labels and keyboard navigation manually, as it doesn't provide built-in accessibility enhancements beyond basic scrolling.

Question 5

What browsers support vue-snap?

Accepted Answer

vue-snap works on all modern browsers that support CSS Scroll Snap, such as Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge from recent versions. Check the Can I Use link in the README for specific compatibility details.

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