@roots/bud-vue: allow custom version (help wanted)

kellymears · April 7, 2022, 11:20am

I have a PR to allow for vue users to specify their own dependencies when using @roots/bud-vue.

github.com/roots/bud

🛼 improve(@roots/bud-vue): allow custom versions

roots:main ← roots:vue-versions

opened 10:39PM - 03 Apr 22 UTC

kellymears

+293 -125

## Overview This change allows for users of `@roots/bud-vue` to override the …default included loaders, template-compilers, etc. with their own versions. If this works out it can be applied across other extensions. Help would be appreciated in testing this out (preferably someone with vue2 AND vue3 experience). It seems to work OK for me but I'm not very proficient with vue. Sample of the resolver API: ```ts const extensionPath = await app.module.path('@roots/bud-vue') const loaderPath = app.module.resolvePreferred('vue-loader', extensionPath) ``` - :package: deps(patch): add pkg resolve helper utils - :sparkles: feat(minor): add bud.module - :roller_skate: improve(minor): improve @roots/bud-vue: allow for user maintained deps (vue2 compat) refers: - #1024 ## Type of change - MINOR: feature This PR includes breaking changes to the following core packages: - none This PR includes breaking changes to the follow extensions: - none ## Dependencies  ### Adds - none ### Removes - none

I’m curious to know if there are any vue users who might be willing to help me get this out the door in a good way? If not, I’m sure it will land sooner or later but it’s tough to get things done quickly when you don’t use the framework you’re writing build tools for.

Things I’d appreciate help with:

Creating tests/mocks for vue. It would be very beneficial to have example repos for:
- A small but reasonably featured vue2 application
- A small but reasonably featured vue3 application
A vue 2 user who might be willing to document what set of dependencies other people looking to use vue 2 should install.

My goal is to support vue3 w/ SFC out-of-the-box with zero configuration, as it currently stands while also allowing for and aiding people as best I can with using vue2, if that’s what they want to do.