VueJS Documentation
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VueJS Documentation

Offline Ebook PDF Version of the VueJS v2.6.11 Documentation

About the Book

VueJS is a Progressive Javascript Framework. This PDF ebook is a portable offline reference guide for the community, can be printed or synced with your kindle for a better reading experience. It's based on VueJS version v.2.6.11

This is an excellent reference format for VueJS beginners, is not a tutorial just the official documentation for your reference.

"An incrementally adoptable ecosystem that scales between a library and a full-featured framework."

"Already know HTML, CSS and JavaScript? Read the guide and start building things in no time!"

"20KB min+gzip Runtime Blazing Fast Virtual DOM Minimal Optimization Efforts"

Discover, What is VueJS ? and then go through the Getting Started with VueJS to learn how to quickly install VueJS and start building projects !!

Note: The interactive examples which appear in the online documentation couldn't be included in this format.

This book is not officially endorsed by VueJS

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About the Author

Alejandro Garcia
A.J. García

I started my coding career back in 2003. Lately I've been involved a lot in Javascript for frontend and the backend.

I would love passing along to you some of the experiences and challenges I've faced over the years.

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Table of Contents

  • This Book
    • Recommended Resources
    • Recommended Books
  • Installation
    • Vue Devtools
    • Direct <script> Include
    • NPM
    • CLI
    • Explanation of Different Builds
    • Dev Build
    • Bower
    • AMD Module Loaders
  • Introduction
    • What is Vue.js?
    • Getting Started
    • Declarative Rendering
    • Conditionals and Loops
    • Handling User Input
    • Composing with Components
    • Ready for More?
  • The Vue Instance
    • Creating a Vue Instance
    • Data and Methods
    • Instance Lifecycle Hooks
    • Lifecycle Diagram
  • Template Syntax
    • Interpolations
    • Directives
    • Shorthands
  • Computed Properties and Watchers
    • Computed Properties
    • Watchers
  • Class and Style Bindings
    • Binding HTML Classes
    • Binding Inline Styles
  • Conditional Rendering
    • v-if
    • v-show
    • v-if vs v-show
    • v-if with v-for
  • List Rendering
    • Mapping an Array to Elements with v-for
    • v-for with an Object
    • Maintaining State
    • Array Change Detection
    • Displaying Filtered/Sorted Results
    • v-for with a Range
    • v-for on a <template>
    • v-for with v-if
    • v-for with a Component
  • Event Handling
    • Listening to Events
    • Method Event Handlers
    • Methods in Inline Handlers
    • Event Modifiers
    • Key Modifiers
    • System Modifier Keys
    • Why Listeners in HTML?
  • Form Input Bindings
    • Basic Usage
    • Value Bindings
    • Modifiers
    • v-model with Components
  • Components Basics
    • Base Example
    • Reusing Components
    • Organizing Components
    • Passing Data to Child Components with Props
    • A Single Root Element
    • Listening to Child Components Events
    • Content Distribution with Slots
    • Dynamic Components
    • DOM Template Parsing Caveats
  • Component Registration
    • Component Names
    • Global Registration
    • Local Registration
    • Module Systems
  • Props
    • Prop Casing (camelCase vs kebab-case)
    • Prop Types
    • Passing Static or Dynamic Props
    • One-Way Data Flow
    • Prop Validation
    • Non-Prop Attributes
  • Custom Events
    • Event Names
    • Customizing Component v-model
    • Binding Native Events to Components
    • .sync Modifier
  • Slots
    • Slot Content
    • Compilation Scope
    • Fallback Content
    • Named Slots
    • Scoped Slots
    • Dynamic Slot Names
    • Named Slots Shorthand
    • Other Examples
    • Deprecated Syntax
  • Dynamic & Async Components
    • keep-alive with Dynamic Components
    • Async Components
  • Handling Edge Cases
    • Element & Component Access
    • Programmatic Event Listeners
    • Circular References
    • Alternate Template Definitions
    • Controlling Updates
  • Enter/Leave & List Transitions
    • Overview
    • Transitioning Single Elements/Components
    • Transitions on Initial Render
    • Transitioning Between Elements
    • Transitioning Between Components
    • List Transitions
    • Reusable Transitions
    • Dynamic Transitions
  • State Transitions
    • Animating State with Watchers
    • Dynamic State Transitions
    • Organizing Transitions into Components
    • Bringing Designs to Life
  • Mixins
    • Basics
    • Option Merging
    • Global Mixin
    • Custom Option Merge Strategies
  • Custom Directives
    • Intro
    • Hook Functions
    • Directive Hook Arguments
    • Function Shorthand
    • Object Literals
  • Render Functions & JSX
    • Basics
    • Nodes, Trees, and the Virtual DOM
    • createElement Arguments
    • Replacing Template Features with Plain JavaScript
    • JSX
    • Functional Components
    • Template Compilation
  • Plugins
    • Using a Plugin
    • Writing a Plugin
  • Filters
  • Single File Components
    • Introduction
    • Getting Started
  • Testing
    • Introduction
    • Unit Testing
    • Component Testing
    • End-to-End (E2E) Testing
  • TypeScript Support
    • Official Declaration in NPM Packages
    • Recommended Configuration
    • Development Tooling
    • Basic Usage
    • Class-Style Vue Components
    • Augmenting Types for Use with Plugins
    • Annotating Return Types
    • Annotating Props
  • Production Deployment
    • Turn on Production Mode
    • Pre-Compiling Templates
    • Extracting Component CSS
    • Tracking Runtime Errors
  • Routing
    • Official Router
    • Simple Routing From Scratch
    • Integrating 3rd-Party Routers
  • State Management
    • Official Flux-Like Implementation
    • Simple State Management from Scratch
  • Server-Side Rendering
    • The Complete SSR Guide
    • Nuxt.js
    • Quasar Framework SSR + PWA
  • Security
    • Reporting Vulnerabilities
    • Rule No.1: Never Use Non-trusted Templates
    • What Vue Does to Protect You
    • Potential Dangers
    • Best Practices
    • Backend Coordination
    • Server-Side Rendering (SSR)
  • Reactivity in Depth
    • How Changes Are Tracked
    • Change Detection Caveats
    • Declaring Reactive Properties
    • Async Update Queue
  • Migration from Vue 1.x
    • FAQ
    • Templates
    • Lifecycle Hooks
    • v-for
    • Props
    • Computed properties
    • Built-In Directives
    • Custom Directives <sup>simplified</sup>
    • Transitions
    • Events
    • Filters
    • Slots
    • Special Attributes
    • Interpolation
    • Reactivity
    • DOM-Focused Instance Methods
    • Meta Instance Methods
    • Instance DOM Options
    • Global Config
    • Global API
  • Migration from Vue Router 0.7.x
    • Router Initialization
    • Route Definitions
    • Route Matching
    • Links
    • Programmatic Navigation
    • Router Options: Modes
    • Route Options: Misc
    • Route Hooks
  • Migration from Vuex 0.6.x to 1.0
    • store.watch with String Property Path <sup>replaced</sup>
    • Store’s Event Emitter <sup>removed</sup>
    • Middlewares <sup>replaced</sup>

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