This dummy extension template is intended to demonstrate how Vue.js can be used within a MediaWiki envirionment. It is based on the Boilerplate extension.
Download this extension into the extensions
directory of your local
MediaWiki instance. Then enable it in LocalSettings.php
by adding:
wfLoadExtension( 'VueTest' );
All Vue.js code is meant to be handled by ResourceLoader at runtime, so
running npm install
is not necessary. However, there are a number of
devDependencies
specified in package.json
that may be useful for
development and testing.
Once set up, running npm test
and composer test
will run automated code checks.
This extension adds a new special page, Special:VueTest
. This page contains
several interactive demos to showcase some of what you can do with Vue, as well as
how this tool can be integrated in a MediaWiki envirionment.
- Single-file Vue components using ES5 (plus require/module.exports)
- Vue 3 (using the compatibility build)
- ES6 in component files (except for
import
andexport
) - Use of the new Codex component library
- Linting JS, CSS/LESS, and HTML in .vue files
- Less compilation in component style blocks
- CSS Janus works (try uselang=ar to see it in action)
- Vue.js Devtools (use debug=true or set $wgVueDevelopmentMode = true in config
- mw.message and mw.api functionality is provided via the
createMwApp
wrapper
- Using non-ES5 JS (in vue files or elsewhere)
- Scoped component styles
- Hot module reloading in development
- Non-LESS pre-processors
- Non-HTML templates (Jade, etc)