Composition-api: Can we use this package for migration vue version 2 to 3?
This question is just curiosity. Can we use this package for migration from vue 2 to 3?
Or shouldn't we use this for migration? (As far as I saw the note, we should not use it...)
If we should not use this package, is there alternative way?
rchaser53
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If you want to start using to composition functions now, you can use this plugin although you should probably be careful in components that are performance-critical.
The API is close enough to make migration to Vue 3 easy and straightforward imho.
But I would not try and move a whole app to the composition API now, except for side projects.
LinusBorg
on 17 Mar 2020
I see. Thank you for that!
When we migrated from vue version 1 to 2, we used vue-migration-helper.
Do you or vue team have the plan to create the migration tool like vue-migration-helper?
rchaser53
on 17 Mar 2020
Yes we do. We also plan to provide actual codemode scripts to automate migration for those parts that can be automated.
It's on the roadmap: https://github.com/vuejs/vue/projects/6
LinusBorg
on 17 Mar 2020
Really? It's so great. I can't wait for it.
rchaser53
on 17 Mar 2020
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If you want to start using to composition functions now, you can use this plugin although you should probably be careful in components that are performance-critical.
The API is close enough to make migration to Vue 3 easy and straightforward imho.
But I would not try and move a whole app to the composition API now, except for side projects.