vue-layer-shared

To create a shared UI layer in a Vue 3 project, you can scaffold a centralized structure that generates 21 required files under src/shared and src/types, covering design tokens, Base UI components, composables, and type definitions to standardize development.

A Vue 3 shared layer scaffold includes design-token CSS, Base UI components like BaseButton and BaseModal, common composables, utilities, type definitions, optional directories for scripts and assets, and a references doc to guide token usage.

Yes, you can add a shared UI layer to an existing Vue 3 application by generating the complete src/shared and src/types directories, which unifies design and behavior across the project without requiring a full rebuild.

You can manage design tokens and composables consistently by generating a centralized shared layer that enforces a strict 21-file structure under src/shared, ensuring all UI components and utilities reference the same standardized definitions.

Yes, the Vue 3 shared layer scaffold includes comprehensive type definitions under src/types alongside common composables and utilities, ensuring standardized behavior and type safety across the application's Base UI components.

The main limitation is that the shared layer enforces an exact 21-file structure for Vue 3 UI components, meaning you must adapt your existing project architecture to fit this predefined scaffold rather than customizing the generated file layout.