Convex with Vue/Nuxt
Hi everyone!
Has anyone here used Convex with Vue.js or Nuxt.js? If so, I’d love to hear about your experiences and best practices!
Also, is there any official support for Vue.js coming from Convex, similar to the @convex-dev/react library for React? Or any guidance on how to best leverage Convex’s features in Vue apps, especially for managing real-time updates?
Any tips or experiences would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance!
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Thank you!
I know you said official, but there is a Vue page in the docs. Curious if you’ve tried the community integration: https://docs.convex.dev/client/vue
Vue | Convex Developer Hub
The community-maintained
I did take a look at the convex-vue package, but I’m hesitant because it hasn’t been updated in nearly a year, and the Nuxt part of the project seems incomplete. I’m wondering if it’s still up-to-date and how future updates will be handled.
Since this would be used across all our company’s products, having official, actively maintained support would be very important. Another option I’m considering is building my own integration, and the convex-vue project could be useful as a reference for that.
I decided to start using the convex-vue package and give Convex a chance. Its developer experience seems incredibly good. I really appreciate how functions sync directly from local and how everything is purely TypeScript.
A suggestion for the Convex team: it would be great if Vue and Nuxt were officially supported at some point. It would make the documentation more enjoyable to read if the examples weren’t React-only.
Yeah it's a known gap for sure. If you try it out and want to raise specific issues, please do.