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Hello and thank you for the great library.
Every time I try applying something on the documentation I am having issues with the suggested formula on it because it's in pure JS.
Most of the times I have little to no clue whatsoever about where to put what. The examples are enigmas to solve every time I look at the documentation. (Am I missing hidden Vue doc?) So to put an end to it, we can together translate it to Vuejs and make it a Vue beginner friendly library.
If you find it pleasing we can start with on which props we use @ or : and what functions are considered computed. We can also continue with your proposed way of adapting the functions into the Vue ecosystem.
Thank you.
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@pazarbasifatih I very much appreciate the offer. There's currently no hidden Vue doc. It would be easiest to generate the docs from a core truth but that's not really easy to implement in the current system. Maybe we can add some sort of clarification to the Vue section?
I try the properties camelCase, then kebab-case and try v-on and v-bind on them :D.
If only there were an addendum that clarifies this once and for all, that'd accelerate things a lot.
Hello and thank you for the great library.
Every time I try applying something on the documentation I am having issues with the suggested formula on it because it's in pure JS.
Most of the times I have little to no clue whatsoever about where to put what. The examples are enigmas to solve every time I look at the documentation. (Am I missing hidden Vue doc?) So to put an end to it, we can together translate it to Vuejs and make it a Vue beginner friendly library.
If you find it pleasing we can start with on which props we use @ or : and what functions are considered computed. We can also continue with your proposed way of adapting the functions into the Vue ecosystem.
Thank you.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: