• **API Support**: You can now write Vue.js components using either the Composition API (recommended for modern development) or the Options API (ideal for those migrating older components or new to Vue.js).
• **Scoped Styles**: Styles defined in components will not leak into the global CSS scope, making it easier to maintain and debug your projects.
• **Reactive State Management**: Leverage Vue’s reactivity system to build highly interactive and dynamic interfaces.

'Prerequisites':
The rest of this documentation assumes that you have basic familiarity with Vue.js. If you are completely new to Vue.js, it’s recommended to first learn the framework’s fundamentals, such as component structure, reactivity, and lifecycle methods, before using this plugin. Prior experience with other frameworks is not required, but having a good understanding of Vue.js concepts will help you make the most of the PluginVue.

Once you’ve grasped the basics, you’ll find it easier to build and integrate Vue.js components into your Tiki site.

This section provides a walkthrough for building and integrating Vue.js components using the PluginVue.

A simple example to help you get started with Vue.js 3. This counter demonstrates reactivity by incrementing a number when a button is clicked.

Using the Composition API

{VUE(app="y" name="CounterComposition")}





{VUE}

Would produce:

Using the Options API

{VUE(app="y" name="CounterOptions")}





{VUE}

A more advanced example that demonstrates state management, event handling, and dynamic rendering with Vue.js. This application allows users to add, complete, and delete tasks.

Using the Composition API

{VUE(app="y" name="TodoApp")}







{VUE}

Would produce:

• https://vuejs.org/guide/introduction.html