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ant-design-vue-next

v4.80.0

Published

Ant Design for Vue 鈥?community continuation aligned with ant-design

Readme

Community continuation of ant-design-vue, aligning follow-up features with ant-design.

npm package npm downloads License

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This is not an official successor to Ant Design Vue. It is a community fork that keeps shipping from the [email protected] baseline.

Repository: https://github.com/XiaShus/ant-design-vue-next
npm: https://www.npmjs.com/package/ant-design-vue-next

Upstream / alignment targets:

Relation to antdv-next

There is an independent community project:

  • GitHub: https://github.com/antdv-next/antdv-next
  • npm: antdv-next
  • Docs: https://www.antdv-next.com

| | ant-design-vue-next (this repo) | antdv-next | | --- | --- | --- | | Strategy | Fork / continue from [email protected], maximize API compatibility for existing antdv users | Independent rewrite / next-generation stack | | Package name | ant-design-vue-next | antdv-next | | Relation | Parallel community option — we do not merge with or claim to replace antdv-next | Separate project |

Pick based on your needs: stay close to classic antdv APIs → this package; adopt the other stack’s direction → antdv-next.

Alignment board

See docs/component/align.md for the component-by-component gap tracker (antd 5.x first, antd 6 later).

Features

  • Enterprise-class UI design system for Vue 3.
  • Drop-in continuation of ant-design-vue 4.x APIs where possible.
  • Incremental alignment with Ant Design React (antd 5.x remaining gaps first).

Install

npm install ant-design-vue-next --save
yarn add ant-design-vue-next
pnpm add ant-design-vue-next

Migration tip: replace ant-design-vue imports with ant-design-vue-next. Most 4.2.x APIs remain the same; check CHANGELOG and align.md for new pieces.

Usage

<script setup lang="ts">
  import { Button } from 'ant-design-vue-next';
  import 'ant-design-vue-next/dist/reset.css';
</script>

<template>
  <button type="primary">Hello</button>
</template>

On-demand / style import paths mirror classic antdv (es/, lib/, component style entries).

Versioning

| Stage | Versions | Goal | | --- | --- | --- | | A (current) | 4.3.0, 4.4.0, … | Fill antd 5.x APIs missing or incomplete in antdv 4.2.6 | | B (later) | 5.0.0 / 6.0.0 planning | Align with antd 6 (larger API / css-in-js shifts) — not claimed in week one |

Release cadence: one high-value runtime capability → semver → docs/changelog → build → npm publish → git tag → push.

Links

License

MIT