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This tutorial will help you integrate Flexmonster with Vue 2.
Flexmonster has a 30-day free trial, with no registration required to start the evaluation. You can also test the component in our sample Vue 2 project.
To integrate with Vue 3, see Integration with Vue 3.
npm install -g flexmonster-cli
Skip this step if you already have a Vue 2 app.
Step 1.1. Start creating a Vue 2 app with create-vue. You can create an ES6-based or TypeScript-based project:
npm create vue@2
You will be prompted to choose optional features for the project. For simplicity, choose No
for all the features.
npm create vue@2
You will be prompted to choose additional features for the project. Choose Yes
for TypeScript to create a TypeScript project. For simplicity, choose No
for other features.
Step 1.2. Install npm dependencies needed for the project:
cd <your-project-name> && npm install
To get Flexmonster for Vue, run the following command inside your project:
flexmonster add vue-flexmonster
This command downloads the vue-flexmonster wrapper to node_modules/
and adds it as a dependency to package.json
.
Step 3.1. If your project is TypeScript-based, declare the vue-flexmonster
module in the env.d.ts
file:
/// <reference types="vite/client" /> declare module "vue-flexmonster"
Note If your project was generated by Vue CLI, the declare module "vue-flexmonster"
line should be added to the src/shims-vue.d.ts
file.
Step 3.2. Import vue-flexmonster
in the component where you need the pivot table (e.g., in src/App.vue
):
<script> // Import the Pivot component and CSS styles import Pivot from "vue-flexmonster"; import "flexmonster/flexmonster.css"; export default { name: 'app', // Register the Pivot component with the components option components: { Pivot, } } </script>
<script lang="ts"> // Import the Pivot component and CSS styles import Pivot from "vue-flexmonster"; import "flexmonster/flexmonster.css"; import Vue from "vue"; export default Vue.extend({ name: 'app', components: { // Register the Pivot component with the components option Pivot, } }) </script>
Step 3.3. Use the <Pivot>
tag to add a Flexmonster instance to the chosen component (e.g., src/App.vue
):
<template> <div id="app"> <Pivot toolbar /> </div> </template>
The toolbar
is one of the <Pivot>
props. Learn more about the <Pivot> component.
Run your application from the console:
npm run dev
Open your project in the browser to see the result.
We prepared the following examples of Flexmonster usage: