Overview

The Vue Standalone Component template provides a straightforward and efficient way to build reusable components with Vue.js, specifically tailored for Vue 2.x applications. Despite being marked as deprecated in favor of P11N, this template remains useful for developers looking to create standalone components with a robust testing framework, thanks to its integration of Karma.

With its simple setup, developers can quickly generate a project that includes essential features for testing, documentation, and building out their components, making it a practical choice for those working on modular applications.

Features

• Karma for Testing: Integrates Karma, allowing for streamlined testing capabilities and coverage to ensure your components function correctly.

• Demo and Documentation Page: Comes with a built-in demo and documentation page powered by vue-styleguidist, making it easier to showcase and explain your components.

• Build Output: The generated files are conveniently placed in the ./dist directory, ready for use in both Node.js and browser environments.

• UMD Support: Offers a way to build your components to UMD format with a simple command, promoting better compatibility with different module systems.

• Babel and ESLint: Ensures your code is transpiled for broader browser support with Babel, while ESLint helps maintain code quality through linting.

• Linting and Testing: Comprehensive support for both linting and testing contributes to a robust development workflow, enabling developers to catch issues early.

• Modular Build Options: Allows for building ES6 Modules or CommonJS, making it adaptable for various project requirements and ecosystems.