Preview is a UI feedback tool built on top Vite.
- Render any component in a sandbox environment
- Responsive previews of a component
- Use <preview>blocks as unit test fixtures/examples
- Install Preview extension.
- When editor is focused on a .vuefile, you can
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Install @vuedx/previewas dev dependencynpm add -D @vuedx/preview
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Add plugin to vite config file import VuePlugin from '@vitejs/plugin-vue'; import { PreviewPlugin } from '@vuedx/preview'; export default { plugins: [VuePlugin(), PreviewPlugin()], }; 
- Run npx -y @vuedx/previewin root directory of a Vue project
Use <preview> custom block to define previews. e.g.
<script setup>
const props = defineProps({
  type: String,
});
</script>
<template>
  <button :class="type">
    <slot />
  </button>
</template>
<preview name="Primary">
  <Button type="primary">Primary Button</Button>
</preview>
<preview name="Secondary">
  <Button type="secondary">Secondary Button</Button>
</preview>We try to generate previews when no <preview> blocks are defined. However, the automatic generation is trivial and only works for simpler cases for now.
We are exploring automatic generation using static code analysis, and active looking for feedback. You can help us by creating issues when generated preview is not helpful or any suggestions that might improve previews.
Use $p.http.delayed() helper to stub a delayed response.
<preview>
  <setup 
    :requests="{
      '/response/delayed': $p.http.delayed(1000)
    }"
  />
</preview>TODO: document this.
TODO: document this.
- Using <preview>blocks could create noise and editor tools like "search in all files" would be difficult to use. We want to explore alternative to<preview>block:- Using .previewfile next to.vuefile using same SFC-like structure
 
- Using 
This package is part of VueDX project, maintained by Rahul Kadyan. You can 💖 sponsor him for continued development of this package and other VueDX tools.
