Question 1

How do I set up vue-tg in a Nuxt 3 project?

Accepted Answer

vue-tg provides specific instructions for Nuxt 3 in its documentation, requiring global component registration and careful script placement in the head tag to ensure Telegram integration works with server-side rendering features.

Question 2

vue-tg vs using the raw Telegram Web App API: which is better?

Accepted Answer

vue-tg is better for Vue developers as it offers reactive state management, type safety, and async methods, reducing boilerplate. However, the raw API might be preferred for minimal overhead or non-Vue projects.

Question 3

How to handle events like viewport changes in vue-tg?

Accepted Answer

Use composables like useViewport with reactive fields such as isExpanded, and leverage Vue's watch or computed properties to react to changes, as detailed in the README's event handling section.

Question 4

Can vue-tg be used for embedding Telegram login widgets on a website?

Accepted Answer

Yes, vue-tg supports Telegram widgets including Login, Share, and Post widgets through its widget integration features, allowing seamless embedding into Vue-based web applications.

Question 5

What Bot API versions does vue-tg support, and how do I check compatibility?

Accepted Answer

vue-tg targets Bot API 9.5 as indicated in the badge, and it includes runtime version checks via methods like isVersionAtLeast to ensure feature compatibility, with documentation on versioning for details.

Question 6

Is there a performance overhead with vue-tg's runtime type checks?

Accepted Answer

The runtime feature checks add minimal overhead by validating API support, but this is negligible for most apps and prevents errors on outdated clients, though it can be opted out if needed.

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