Vue

`vike-vue`

We recommend using vike-vue which integrates Vue in a full-fledged manner.

You can use vike.dev/new to scaffold a Vike app that uses vike-vue.

You can also integrate Vue yourself if you want full control over the Vue integration.

Custom integration

Instead of using vike-vue, you can implement your own Vue integration, for full control over the integration of Vue and Vue libraries.

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Custom integrations can be complex and we generally recommend using vike-vue instead.

👉 That said, a custom integration can make sense in following scenarios:
You are building an app with a simple architecture.
For example, https://vike.dev has a simple architecture and uses a custom integration.
You can read the source code of vike-vue (it's small!) and check whether you'll need most of the code or not — if you do then it most likely makes sense to use vike-vue.
You have already tried vike-vue but ran into a fundamental blocker with it.
We recommend starting a discussion with a vike-vue maintainer.
You are curious and want to deepen your Vue knowledge.
See also: Vike extension VS custom integration.

You can use vike.dev/new/core to scaffold a Vike app showcasing a manual Vlue integration.

Official examples:

/packages/create-vike-core/boilerplate-vue-ts - Classic integration, using Client Routing.
/examples/vue-minimal - Minimalistic integration, using Server Routing.
vike-vue source code - Full-fledged integration.

For more official examples, see GitHub > vikejs/vike > examples/.

Community examples:

2023.12 GitHub > luisfloat/vike-island-example - Islands Architecture implementation, mixing React and Vue.
2022.08 GitHub > AaronBeaudoin/vite-plugin-ssr-example - Vue integration supporting all render modes (SSR, SPA, and HTML-only).

For more community examples, see integration guides such as Vue Query.