Vue-TSX-Helper

Write class-based Vue component with TypeScript .

Installation

npm install vue-tsx-helper

Usage

A class-based Vue component sample

// TestComponent.tsx

import { Component, Prop } from "vue-property-decorator";
import { VueComponent } from "vue-tsx-helper";

/**
 * Vue component props types
 */
interface IProps {
    msg: string;
}

const mixin = {
    created() {
        console.log("mixin created");
    }
};

@Component({
    name: "TestComponent",
    mixins: [mixin]
})
export default class TestComponent extends VueComponent<IProps> {
    @Prop() msg;

    created() {
        console.log("created");
    }

    render(h) {
        return <div class="container">{"parent message: " + this.msg}</div>;
    }
}

now import TestComponent in its parent

// WrapTestComponent.tsx
import { Component, Prop } from "vue-property-decorator";
import { VueComponent } from "vue-tsx-helper";
import TestComponent from "./TestComponent";

/**
 * Vue component props types
 */
interface IProps {}

@Component
export default class WrapTestComponent extends VueComponent<IProps> {
    @Prop() msg;

    render(h) {
        return <TestComponent msg="msg from parent" />;
    }
}

For components supplied by other libraries, try:

@Component
export default class WrapTestComponent extends VueComponent<{}> {
    @Prop() msg;

    render(h) {
        render <anyslot is="router-link" to="/">link</anyslot>
    }
}

Screenshots

Boilerplate

Visit Vue-TS-Boilerplate for a full demo.