Please add support vuejs components, at the moment I see there is support for compilation, but here's a preview not documentation for vuejs
iboldurev
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Hi @iboldurev
We are working to improve the underline infrastructure for the entire rendering feature. Once it is released, we will be able to support additional renderers in the system.
This is a very requested feature, and as such, a top priority for the bitsrc.io component hosting platform.
Even though this is not a Bit feature request, I'm keeping this issue open to having a place to update on the process of the Vue renderer.
itaymendel
on 26 Jul 2018
Bump.
Any news on when this improvement will be available? The feature of Bit that makes it really stand out from using native npm is interactive previews, but we use Vue components here.
lukenofurther
on 4 Oct 2018
in the search for components there should be a way to specify if you want to search for react or vue components. Please add this feature
alexandre1985
on 22 Oct 2018
any news here? just started with bit, it is awesome. vue is also awesome...
jasir
on 14 Mar 2019
@jasir @alexandre1985 @siem684 @lukenofurther @iboldurev @agrantham
Just a quick update - We are working on Vue support for the playground, and we already have it working on our test env and we are testing it at the moment. It should be deployed pretty soon (don't have an exact eta yet)
I'll update once it released of course.
GiladShoham
on 7 May 2019
Checking in. It has been 10 months since you mentioned "This is a very requested feature, and as such, a top priority..." but it is still not working. We can't wait forever...do you have an ETA?
bmillspaugh
on 15 May 2019
Hi @bmillspaugh
It indeed a very requested feature and we worked very hard in the past months to support it.
The reason it is still delayed is that initially, we implemented the isolated component environment based on Yarn PnP. We had to ensure that the rendering is as fast as possible.
Unfortunately, we found that PNP is not compatible with many tools and frameworks (such as Vue and Angular). So we had to start from scratch.
Since we were not able to find any compatible solution that we can depend on (sadly npm's tink is very far away) - we had to implement our tool. One that will be able to fetch and install dependencies fast and reliable, as well as fully compatible with the current node eco-system.
This entire cycle took us a long time. More than anticipated.
The good news is that we just deployed the new architecture to production yesterday. Now the playground uses the new infrastructure.
There are still some leftover tasks to do to support rendering of Vue. For example, creating a meta-project to act as a boilerplate, connecting it to the screenshot workflow, UI upgrades, syntax highlight support, etc.
While there is no ETA for the availability of it, I would consider these as minor features. However, we would not release it before we ensure the new workflow is fully working.
You can create vue components and use them in different projects. You can find the compiler here.
itaymendel
on 17 May 2019
Hi @bmillspaugh
It indeed a very requested feature and we worked very hard in the past months to support it.
The reason it is still delayed is that initially, we implemented the isolated component environment based on Yarn PnP. We had to ensure that the rendering is as fast as possible.
Unfortunately, we found that PNP is not compatible with many tools and frameworks (such as Vue and Angular). So we had to start from scratch.
Since we were not able to find any compatible solution that we can depend on (sadly npm's tink is very far away) - we had to implement our tool. One that will be able to fetch and install dependencies fast and reliable, as well as fully compatible with the current node eco-system.
This entire cycle took us a long time. More than anticipated.The good news is that we just deployed the new architecture to production yesterday. Now the playground uses the new infrastructure.
There are still some leftover tasks to do to support rendering of Vue. For example, creating a meta-project to act as a boilerplate, connecting it to the screenshot workflow, UI upgrades, syntax highlight support, etc.While there is no ETA for the availability of it, I would consider these as minor features. However, we would not release it before we ensure the new workflow is fully working.
You can create vue components and use them in different projects. You can find the compiler here.
Hi, bro, any news now?
xrr2016
on 9 Jun 2019
@xrr2016 we're testing it in our staging environment :)
There are still some rough edges that need some polishing. But we're getting super close.
itaymendel
on 11 Jun 2019
@xrr2016 we're testing it in our staging environment :)
There are still some rough edges that need some polishing. But we're getting super close.
That sounds great, thank a lot.
xrr2016
on 11 Jun 2019
Update
A few days ago we've added support for Vue rendering.
We are working now on improving the Vue compiler to support more use-cases and setups.
itaymendel
on 25 Jul 2019
The new version of the Vue compiler has been released (2.6.10), you can found it here - https://bit.dev/bit/envs/bundlers/vue
GiladShoham
on 24 Sep 2019
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Update
A few days ago we've added support for Vue rendering.
We are working now on improving the Vue compiler to support more use-cases and setups.