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@vue-composable/web
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This package contains Web API
This version is alpha
with support for the vue3 (vue-next)
Check webpack vue3 example or CodeSandbox
# install with yarn
yarn add vue@next @vue-composable/web@next
# install with npm
npm install vue@next @vue-composable/web@next
Check our documentation
mousemove
listener to a DOM elementresize
listener to a DOM elementscroll
listener to a DOM elementmatchMedia
breakpoints
based on window.innerWidth
ref
Storage API
, useLocalStorage
and useSessionStorage
use thislocalStorage
or on safari private it uses sessionStorage
localStorage
sessionStorage
fetch
wrapperWebSocket
wrapperIntersectionObserver
NetworkInformation
wrappernavigator.onLine
wrapperPage Visibility API
NavigatorLanguage
BroadcastChannel API
git checkout -b feat/new-composable
git commit -am 'feat(composable): add a new composable'
git push origin feat/new-composable
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@vue-composable/web
The npm package @vue-composable/web receives a total of 4 weekly downloads. As such, @vue-composable/web popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @vue-composable/web demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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