vue-conventions

Structure a Vue 3 project using the Composition API by adopting a standardized file layout with dedicated directories for components, views, composables, and stores to ensure maintainable and scalable organization.

The best way to define props and emits in Vue 3 script setup is using the defineProps and defineEmits patterns, which provide strict TypeScript typing for consistent component interfaces and maintainable code.

Migrate from Vue 2 to Vue 3 by adopting script setup conventions, transitioning to the Composition API, and restructuring your project layout into composables and stores to align with modern Vue guidelines.

You need to use composables in Vue 3 to encapsulate and reuse reactive state and lifecycle hooks, ensuring consistent logic separation across your components while maintaining a scalable project architecture.

Yes, these Vue 3 conventions include UI library detection, providing practical examples and templates to streamline project bootstrapping and integrate component libraries within your script setup workflow.

Yes, you can and should use TypeScript with Vue 3 script setup to enforce strict typing for props, emits, and slots, ensuring consistent and maintainable component architecture across your application.