Project overview
awesome-vue is a curated resource list for Vue.js, hosted in the vuejs/awesome-vue repository. Its table of contents, categorized entries, and brief descriptions bring together learning materials, related tools, and projects using Vue.js. It serves as an entry point for browsing and finding resources, and the list itself requires no installation.
Use cases
Beginners can explore official documentation, tutorials, courses, and examples to find learning materials. When developing a website, readers can look for tables, charts, forms, file upload components, and tools for routing, state management, internationalization, and testing. For practical references, they can browse open-source projects, commercial products, and website examples. Community, conference, podcast, and newsletter categories provide further ways to explore the ecosystem.
What it does and problems it solves
The list organizes scattered Vue.js materials and projects by purpose, helping readers narrow their search. For example, readers seeking multilingual support can explore the internationalization category and the vue-i18n entry. Those investigating problems in Vue.js applications can review the Vue DevTools entry, while those learning application structure can browse example projects.
The list provides resource destinations and entry descriptions rather than a shared software installation or execution workflow. Supported versions, dependencies, and detailed usage must be checked in each project's documentation.
How to use
1. Open vuejs/awesome-vue through the original repository entry below this page. Read the table of contents at the top of the README to understand the categories.
2. Choose a category based on your goal: official resources, tutorials, and examples for learning; components and libraries, utilities, and developer tools for development; or projects using Vue.js for application references.
3. Read the entry names and descriptions within that category to filter by purpose. For example, browse Charts for chart components or Form for form input tools.
4. Follow the selected entry to its repository or resource page. Read its documentation before deciding whether to use it. For installation or integration, follow that project's own instructions.
Installation
1. To find and read resources, browse the README in the original repository. The list itself requires no installation.
2. To install a listed component, tool, or application, follow the steps above to reach the selected project's original repository and find its installation instructions.
3. The supplied README does not provide shared installation commands, dependency requirements, or startup steps, nor does it include complete installation details for each entry. Consult the selected project's original repository for the necessary steps. Obtain any clone address or download entry from that repository as well.
Source and usage notes
- Original repository: https://github.com/vuejs/awesome-vue
- Source revision: 988d1642462ea0a07b92ef68747067a65ca88b24
This listing links to the upstream repository. It does not provide a verified download package, and the complete workflow has not been independently validated.
This description was organized and translated with AI from public upstream material. Refer to the original repository for capabilities, setup requirements, costs, and license terms. 
