vtyx

VueJS 3.X + Typescript + JSX

Introduction

A module allowing the use of Typescript and JSX to declare VueJS components.

It provides all the necessary definitions to use Vue components with strong typings, in particular in the render function.

It uses both vue-class-component and vue-property-decorators to allow the use of class syntax for Vue components.

In addition, it provides JSX typings so that the render function of components can be written in JSX, enabling type checking.

Example

import { Vue, Prop, Component, Emits, h /* (1) */ } from 'vtyx';

interface ChildProps {
    title: string;
}

// (2)
@Component
class Child extends Vue<ChildProps> {
    @Prop()
    title: string;

    @Emits(['click'])
    render() {
        return (
          // type checking on intrinsic elements
          <a
            href="#"
            onClick={() => this.$emit('click')}
          >
            {title}
          </a>
        );
    }
}

@Component
class Parent extends Vue<{}> {
    hide = false;

    render() {
        return (
          <Child
            class={['c1', { 'c2': true, 'c3': false }]}
            prop1="foo" // type checking on components
            on={{
                // event modifiers handled
                'change.prevent.default': () => this.hide = !this.hide,
            }}
            v-visible={this.hide} // a few directives are available
          />
        );
    }
}

• (1) A "render wrapper" is required to transform the JSX arguments into the complex arguments of vue's createElement function.
• (2) See vue-class-component and vue-property-decorators for the class syntax.

Features

• JSX type definitions for intrinsic elements (mostly taken from @types/react).
• onClick, onChange, onInput available on intrinsic elements.
• For a foo event, either onFoo=... or on={{ 'foo': ... }} can be used. Event modifiers can be used, but only in the on={{ 'foo.modifier': ... }} syntax.
• class, key and ref are handled. See The Vue documentation for more details.
• A few directives are available: v-visible and v-html.
• no v-model or v-bind
• Some additional features available in the createElement API may be missing. It either means we never had a use for it, or that it cannot fit with the JSX design.