What problem does it solve?
Vue projects often lose type safety and editor reliability due to misconfigured TypeScript/Vue compiler options, missing Volar settings, or incorrect patterns in component props, templates, wrappers, and CSS modules.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Extract Component Props Safely: Derive strongly typed props, emits, slots, and exposed types from .vue components (including wrapper component patterns) to avoid brittle or incorrect type extraction.
- Harden Template Type Checking: Enable strict template checks to catch undefined components, unknown props, and other template issues at compile time.
- Fix Common Volar/Vue Tooling Pitfalls: Resolve frequent editor/type-check failures such as Volar 3 upgrade breakage, moduleResolution bundler migration errors, and template typing edge cases like defineModel undefined updates, withDefaults union default warnings, and numeric deep watch behavior.
- Performance & Developer Productivity: Reduce slow save times and HMR issues in Vue SSR setups, and improve IDE autocomplete via fallthrough attribute typing and strict CSS modules.
Quick Start
Use vue-best-practices when you’re implementing or refactoring a Vue component with TypeScript and want the right tsconfig/vueCompilerOptions and Volar-compatible typing patterns without template or prop typing regressions.