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@billow/vue-bulma

v3.0.14

Published

Bulma components for Vue, by Billow

Downloads

27

Readme

Vue Bulma, by Billow

Vue forthebadge

Current Release: 3.0.x (changelog)

A growing collection of Vue components, styled with Bulma.

Installation

npm i @billow/vue-bulma

Usage

import VueBulma from '@billow/vue-bulma'
Vue.use(VueBulma)

Additional configuration can be passed in, using the config property:

Vue.use(VueBulma, {
  config: {
    //
  }
})

To see what configuration can be passed in, feel free to take a look at the default configuration.

A store is also accepted, but doesn’t do anything at the moment. It’s reserved for the time being, and may even be removed in the future, unless a global Error Bag is brought into the picture.

Stylesheet

You’ll need to import the Vue Bulma stylesheet, which adds on top of the existing Bulma stylesheet, providing support to the components provided.

@import "~@billow/vue-bulma/styles";

If, however, you’d like to change some defaults, you can first import the initial-variables stylesheet, then make your changes, then import the main stylesheet:

@import "~@billow/vue-bulma/scss/initial-variables";

// … Change some things …

@import "~@billow/vue-bulma/styles";

Upgrading from 2.1

To a large degree, the 3.0.x API is the same as that of 2.1.x and even 2.x. Whilst primarily targeted at new apps, this is a recommended upgrade for priority production apps. For a short while, 2.1.x will continue to be maintained on the legacy/2.1 branch.

Here’s an upgrade guide to follow when upgrading existing apps from 2.1.x. If you’re upgrading from 2.0.x, then you’ll need to follow the upgrade guide in legacy/2.1 first.

Example-Driven Docs (WIP)

Learn how to use VueBulma at https://vue-bulma.billow.co.za.