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@skygraph/vue

v0.5.0

Published

SkyGraph Vue 3 adapter — composables and components built on @skygraph/core

Readme

@skygraph/vue

Vue 3 adapter for @skygraph/core. MVP: 5 composables and 4 base components built on top of the framework-agnostic engines, sharing the same .sg-* CSS contract as @skygraph/react via @skygraph/styles.

Status

  • 5 composables: useForm, useField, useTable, useTree, useGraph
  • 4 components: SgButton, SgInput, SgForm, SgField
  • Vue 3 only, Composition API only, <script setup> SFCs
  • ~48 vitest tests via @vue/test-utils + jsdom
  • Built with vite library mode + vite-plugin-dts

Install

For most apps the easier path is the meta-package, which pulls in @skygraph/core and @skygraph/styles transitively and auto-loads the CSS:

npm install skygraph-vue

If you want fine-grained control over the install set, the adapter is still published separately:

pnpm add @skygraph/vue @skygraph/core @skygraph/styles vue

Usage

<script setup lang="ts">
import { ref } from 'vue'
import { SgButton, SgInput, SgForm, SgField } from '@skygraph/vue'
import '@skygraph/styles'

const text = ref('')

function onSubmit(payload: {
  values: Record<string, unknown>
  valid: boolean
}) {
  console.log(payload)
}
</script>

<template>
  <SgInput v-model="text" placeholder="Type here…" />

  <SgForm
    :default-values="{ email: '' }"
    @submit="onSubmit"
  >
    <SgField
      name="email"
      label="Email"
      :rules="[{ required: true }, { type: 'email' }]"
      v-slot="{ value, onChange, errors }"
    >
      <SgInput
        :model-value="String(value ?? '')"
        :status="errors.length ? 'error' : undefined"
        @update:model-value="onChange"
      />
    </SgField>
    <SgButton type="primary" html-type="submit">Submit</SgButton>
  </SgForm>
</template>

Mapping to @skygraph/react

| React | Vue | | ------------------------- | ------------------------- | | useForm() | useForm() | | useField(core, form, n) | useField(core, form, n) | | useTable() | useTable() | | useTree() | useTree() | | useGraph() | useGraph() | | <Button /> | <SgButton /> | | <Input /> | <SgInput v-model /> | | <Form /> | <SgForm /> | | <Field /> | <SgField v-slot /> |

The Sg prefix avoids clashing with the React names and with native HTML elements / globally-registered Vue components (e.g. Form, Input).

CSS class names (.sg-button, .sg-input, .sg-form, .sg-field, …) are identical between the React and Vue adapters — both consume the same @skygraph/styles package, which is the single source of truth for visual styling.

Scope of MVP

This package is a foundation, not a full port. It deliberately does not yet ship Vue equivalents for:

  • the other ~74 React components (Select, Table, Diagram, Charts, …)
  • chart / dashboard / calendar / tree-view widgets
  • per-component i18n
  • per-component documentation pages

Those land in subsequent Vue streams.

Development

pnpm install
pnpm --filter @skygraph/vue typecheck
pnpm --filter @skygraph/vue test
pnpm --filter @skygraph/vue build

To explore a live demo:

pnpm --filter demo-vue dev