@flipperdotfamily/vue

Vue 3 bindings for flipper.family coin flips: a typed <FlipperWidget> component (wrapping the <flipper-widget> web component), a plugin for app-wide defaults, and a headless useFlipperClient composable. Works with Vite, Nuxt (client-only) and Quasar.

npm i @flipperdotfamily/vue

<script setup lang="ts">
import { FlipperWidget } from "@flipperdotfamily/vue";
import { useConnectorClient } from "@wagmi/vue";
const { data: walletClient } = useConnectorClient(); // or any EIP-1193 provider via :provider
const openConnect = () => { /* open your wallet modal (Reown AppKit, wagmi…) */ };
</script>

<template>
  <FlipperWidget
    :wallet-client="walletClient ?? null"
    theme="dark"
    accent="#42b883"
    partner="acme"
    @connect-request="openConnect"
    @flip-settled="(d) => console.log(d.outcome)"
  />
</template>

• Props: every widget option (see the widget README). Objects (theme, strings, addresses) and booleans go through v-bind: :branding="false", :hide-picker="true".
• Events carry the detail: ready, connect-request, flip-requested, flip-settled, payout-resolved, listing, error, resize. Listening to @connect-request means you open your own wallet UI: the widget then skips its eth_requestAccounts fallback.
• Template ref: el (the element), open(), close(), refresh().

App-wide defaults, and a global component:

app.use(FlipperPlugin, { partner: "acme", theme: { mode: "auto", accent: "#42b883" } });

Headless: const { client, deployment, loading, error } = useFlipperClient(() => ({ provider: provider.value })). The results are refs, rebuilt when the options change.

Nuxt: render it client-only (<ClientOnly>), or register the plugin in a .client.ts plugin file.

Docs: flipper.family/docs/integrate · Example: examples/vue-vite