@vue/compiler-dom

Compiling Template Strings

This feature allows developers to compile Vue template strings into render functions. The compiled code can then be used to render Vue components dynamically. This is particularly useful for applications that need to compile templates on the fly, such as those that receive template code from a server.

import { compile } from '@vue/compiler-dom';
const { code } = compile('<div>{{ message }}</div>');
console.log(code);

Parsing Template Options

The package provides functionality to parse template strings into Abstract Syntax Trees (ASTs). This is useful for tools and libraries that need to analyze or manipulate Vue templates at a syntactic level, enabling advanced use cases like static analysis, linting, and custom transformations.

import { parse, baseParse } from '@vue/compiler-dom';
const ast = baseParse('<div>{{ message }}</div>');
console.log(ast);

Transforming AST Nodes

After parsing a template into an AST, @vue/compiler-dom allows developers to apply transformations to the AST nodes. This feature is powerful for creating custom directives or modifying the behavior of existing ones, enabling a high degree of customization and optimization for Vue applications.

import { transform } from '@vue/compiler-dom';
transform(ast, {
  nodeTransforms: [/* array of node transform functions */]
});