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Comparing version 0.0.1 to 0.0.2

package.json

		{
		"name": "@cloudtables/vue3",
		"version": "0.0.1",
		"version": "0.0.2",
		"private": false,
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README.md

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		# CloudTables Vue 3

		CloudTables Vue 3 is a vue component that adds a custom HTML tag `<CloudTables/>` to your Vue application.
		These tags replace the script tags that are used to import your cloud table in vanilla HTML. If you do not already have a cloud table to import see [CloudTables](https://cloudtables.com/) to create an account.
		CloudTables Vue 2 is a Vue component compiled to work with you Vue 2 application. It adds a custom HTML tag `<CloudTables/>` to your Vue application.

		[CloudTables](https://cloudtables.com/) is a no code / low code system which lets you create complex and dynamic database driven applications with ease. Hosted or self-hosted options are available so you can be up and running in moments.


		## Getting Started
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		```sh
		npm install --save cloudtables-vue3
		npm install --save @cloudtables/vue3
		```
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		# Method 1:
		### Method 1:

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		import CloudTables from "cloudtables-vue3";
		import CloudTables from "@cloudtables/vue3";
		app.use(CloudTables);
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		# Method 2:
		### Method 2:

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		import { component as CloudTables } from "cloudtables-vue3";
		import { component as CloudTables } from "@cloudtables/vue3";
		app.component("CloudTables", CloudTables);
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		# Method 3:
		### Method 3:

		In you App.vue file
		Scoped in a component:

		```js
		import { component as CloudTables } from "cloudtables-vue3";
		import { component as CloudTables } from "@cloudtables/vue3";
		export default {
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		Once imported you can then use the custom CouldTables tag `<CloudTables/>`

		Here is an example tag
		## Use

		Once imported you can then use the custom CouldTables tag `<CloudTables/>`, for example:

		```html
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		- `data-src` The custom url for your CloudTable.
		- `data-src` The custom url for your CloudTable from the _Embed_ page for your data set.
		- `data-apiKey` would be replaced by your API Key (see the _Security / API Keys_ section in your CloudTables application)
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