VueJS

Data-driven, modular & lightweight ViewModels

Features

10kb gzipped, no dependency.
DOM based templates with two-way data binding.
Precise and efficient DOM manipulation with granularity down to a TextNode.
POJSO (Plain Old JavaScript Objects) Models that can be shared across ViewModels with arbitrary levels of nesting.
Extendable with custom directives and filters.
Auto dependency extraction for computed properties.
Auto event delegation on repeated items.
Flexible API that allows easy encapsulation of components.
Supports partials, transitions and nested view models.
Plays well with module systems. Primarily Component based, but can also be used with Browserify, as a CommonJS/AMD module or as a standalone library.

Browser Support

Most Webkit/Blink-based browsers
Firefox 4+
IE9+ (IE9 needs classList polyfill and doesn't support transitions)

Installation

Component

$ component install yyx990803/vue

Browserify

$ npm install vue

Bower

$ bower install vue

Module Loaders, e.g. RequireJS, SeaJS

Built versions in /dist or installed via Bower can be used directly as a CommonJS or AMD module.

Standalone

Simply include a built version in /dist or installed via Bower with a script tag. Vue will be registered as a global variable.

Development

# in case you don't already have them:
# npm install -g grunt-cli component
$ npm install
$ component install

To build:

$ grunt componentbuild

To watch and auto-build dev version during development:

$ grunt watch

To test (install CasperJS first):

$ grunt test

Quickstart

HTML

<div id="demo" v-on="click:changeText">
    <p v-text="hello"></p>
</div>

JavaScript

new Vue({
    el: '#demo',
    scope: {
        hello: 'Hello World!',
        changeText: function () {
            this.hello = 'Hello VueJS!'
        }
    }
})

Documentation

Coming soon...

License

MIT

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