I created a custom component library using Vue 3, and after installing it locally thru yarn and registering the components, I kept getting the following error in the browser devtools when using the components in the template: Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read properties of null (reading ‘isCE’) Upon researching the issue, it became apparent that the Vue community’s proposed solution isn’t
Tag: vue-cli
vue-cli – cannot build for development mode
I have a .env file in my project package.json When I run npm run build for the first time, it works. When I run it after that, it shows error: When I dig into the logs After I delete the public folder, it suddenly works Answer After I update the outputDir from public to build, it works. vue.config.js
How do I use Vue.component with modules or Vue CLI?
I’m stuck on how to declare Vue.component inside export default this is from the tutorial by vuejs.org instead of using var app = new vue, I use and i dont know where to write Vue.component in export default app thank you in advanced! Answer Components can be registered globally or locally. Vue.component is the way to register globally, which means
Vue property or method is not defined on the instance but referenced during render?
When trying this code in an online compiler it works fine but on localhost I see this problem: Property or method “searchfunc” is not defined on the instance but referenced during render. Make sure that this property is reactive, either in the data option, or for class-based components) main.js Home.vue Answer This error occurs when trying to use a property
use same component with same props name in on page not works vuecli
Well. i have a component called Logo and i am using it in nearly every views and even in other components. Logo component takes only 1 props: “size” and i use javascript to mack it responsive depend on its font size but => for example i have a landing: in landing i have component renderd in landing: navbar that contains
Vue 3 i18n issue: The message format compilation is not supported in this build
vue & vue-i18n version ex: vue: 3.0.0.0 vue-i18n: 9.0.0-beta.15 Description I am probably doing something very wrong, however I would really appreciate some direction. I followed documentation from vue-i18n@next. Translation does not work and I get message in console: [intlify] The message format compilation is not supported in this build. Because message compiler isn’t included. You need to pre-compilation all
How to access Vue data in Vue-CLI in browser console
I saw many answers telling to use vue-devtools to access the Vue Object but is there a way to do it in the browser console? Like in the tutorial, we enter > app.data.sock in console to get the data Let’s say: main.js App.vue HelloWorld.vue How do I access the data of ‘titles’ in HelloWorld.vue? In other word, how to get
Building Chrome Extensions with Vuejs and Vuecli
I’m currently building a Chrome Extension with a vuejs powered frontend. This worked pretty great using vuecli. Up until the point at which the app started using the Webextension-API. Normal websites do not have access to this API; registered Extensions do. So what’s a good setup for developing a vuejs-Extension with the power of using vuecli (which supports webpack tooling)?
How to use slots in the HTML with Single File Components
I want to use slots in Vue to create a dynamic modal component. I already tried a lot of tutorials of Vue / slots, but none of them is exactly what i’m looking for. This is a piece of my modal.vue: This is my javascript compiled file: This is piece of my HTML file: I was expecting that all elements
Cannot specify url in .env file vue cli 3
I’m referring to the documentation about environment variables in vue cli 3. I’m able to set it up and get simple variables to show up but my url in the .env file doesn’t show up. Contents of the .env file: Here is how I’m viewing the env: The API_URL is not visible, am I doing something wrong? Answer Refer to