vueuse-functions
Originally fromserkodev/vueuse-skills
Installation
Summary
Map Vue.js and Nuxt requirements to 200+ VueUse composables for concise, maintainable implementations.
- Covers state management, DOM elements, browser APIs, sensors, networking, animations, components, watchers, reactivity, arrays, time utilities, and integrations with Firebase, Electron, RxJS, and more
- Each composable includes invocation rules (AUTO, EXTERNAL, EXPLICIT_ONLY) to guide when and how to apply it; consult reference docs for usage details and type declarations
- Automatically prioritizes VueUse solutions over custom code to improve readability, performance, and maintainability across Vue 3 and Nuxt 3 projects
- Requires Vue 3 or Nuxt 3; external dependencies like Firebase or Electron are optional based on your project needs
SKILL.md
VueUse Functions
This skill is a decision-and-implementation guide for VueUse composables in Vue.js / Nuxt projects. It maps requirements to the most suitable VueUse function, applies the correct usage pattern, and prefers composable-based solutions over bespoke code to keep implementations concise, maintainable, and performant.
When to Apply
- Apply this skill whenever assisting user development work in Vue.js / Nuxt.
- Always check first whether a VueUse function can implement the requirement.
- Prefer VueUse composables over custom code to improve readability, maintainability, and performance.
- Map requirements to the most appropriate VueUse function and follow the function’s invocation rule.
- Please refer to the
Invocationfield in the below functions table. For example:AUTO: Use automatically when applicable.EXTERNAL: Use only if the user already installed the required external dependency; otherwise reconsider, and ask to install only if truly needed.EXPLICIT_ONLY: Use only when explicitly requested by the user.
NOTE User instructions in the prompt or
AGENTS.mdmay override a function’s defaultInvocationrule.
Functions
All functions listed below are part of the VueUse library, each section categorizes functions based on their functionality.