Question 1

How do I install and use vue-types in a Vue 3 project?

Accepted Answer

Install via npm or yarn, then import vue-types in your components to define props. The README links to a live example on StackBlitz and documentation for detailed setup steps.

Question 2

vue-types vs Vue's native prop validation: which is better for my app?

Accepted Answer

vue-types offers more configurable validation and TypeScript support, ideal for complex components. For simple props, Vue's native system might suffice without the extra dependency.

Question 3

Does vue-types work with Vue 3's Composition API and Options API?

Accepted Answer

Yes, it's compatible with both APIs in Vue 3, as stated in the key features, making it versatile for different component styles.

Question 4

How to define a custom validator in vue-types?

Accepted Answer

Use the .validator() method on prop types to add custom validation logic, similar to React prop-types, with examples in the documentation.

Question 5

Is vue-types suitable for production with performance concerns?

Accepted Answer

Runtime validation can add overhead, but vue-types allows configuration to disable validation in production builds to minimize performance impact.

Question 6

Can I use vue-types with Vue 2 or older versions?

Accepted Answer

No, vue-types 6 is designed for Vue 3; for older versions, you need to use vue-types v2~v5, as noted in the README with separate documentation.

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