reka-ui-skilld
Vue port for Radix UI Primitives. ALWAYS use when writing code importing "reka-ui". Consult for debugging, best practices, or modifying reka-ui, reka ui.
What this skill does
# unovue/reka-ui `[email protected]` **Tags:** latest: 2.9.7 **References:** [Docs](./references/docs/_INDEX.md) ## API Changes This section documents version-specific API changes — prioritize recent major/minor releases. - BREAKING: `radix-vue` renamed to `reka-ui` — CSS variables now use `--reka-` prefix and data attributes use `data-reka-` [source](./references/docs/content/docs/guides/migration.md) - BREAKING: `Combobox` refactor — `filter-function` prop removed; `searchTerm` and `displayValue` props moved from Root to `ComboboxInput` [source](./references/docs/content/docs/guides/migration.md) - BREAKING: `Checkbox`, `Toggle`, `MenuCheckboxItem` — bindings changed from `v-model:checked` or `v-model:pressed` to standard `v-model` [source](./references/docs/content/docs/guides/migration.md) - BREAKING: `DatePicker/Calendar` — `weekStartsOn` is now locale-independent as of v2.8.0 [source](./references/releases/v2.8.0.md) - BREAKING: `Presence` — `forceMount` now renders components regardless of active state; manual visibility handling (e.g. `:hidden`) is required [source](./references/docs/content/docs/guides/migration.md) - BREAKING: `Pagination` — `itemsPerPage` prop is now required rather than having a default value [source](./references/docs/content/docs/guides/migration.md) - NEW: `Rating` component — added for star/rating input interactions in v2.8.0 [source](./references/releases/v2.8.0.md) - NEW: `TimeField` component — new primitive for localized time inputs introduced in v2.0.0 [source](./references/releases/v2.0.0.md) - NEW: `useFilter()` — locale-aware string filtering utility (startsWith, endsWith, contains) added in v2.0.0 [source](./references/releases/v2.0.0.md) - NEW: `useLocale()` / `useDirection()` — utility hooks for accessing the current configuration context [source](./references/releases/v2.6.0.md) - NEW: `ScrollArea` glimpse mode — added `ScrollAreaScrollbarGlimpse` for transient scrollbar visibility [source](./references/releases/v2.8.0.md) - NEW: `Select` `disableOutsidePointerEvents` — prop added to `SelectContent` to control interaction with outside elements [source](./references/releases/v2.7.0.md) - NEW: `ConfigProvider` — global configuration component for locale, direction, and `useId` settings [source](./references/releases/v2.0.0.md) - NEW: `NumberField` enhancements — added `focusOnChange`, `readonly`, and `stepSnapping` props [source](./references/releases/v2.8.0.md) **Also changed:** `Popover/Dialog` programmatic close · `Combobox` `openOnFocus` props · `Slider` `thumbAlignment` prop · `Toast` `disableSwipe` prop · `ContextMenu` `pressOpenDelay` prop · `Presence` component exposed · `calendar` `getWeekNumber` utility · `injectContext` exposed · `Collapsible/Accordion` `unmountOnHide` prop ## Best Practices - Use the `asChild` prop to compose Reka's functionality onto your own Vue components or alternative DOM elements while maintaining accessibility [source](./references/docs/content/docs/guides/composition.md) ```vue <TooltipTrigger asChild> <MyButton>Hover me</MyButton> </TooltipTrigger> ``` - Utilize `useForwardPropsEmits` when building wrapper components to automatically forward all props and emits to the underlying Reka primitive [source](./references/docs/content/docs/utilities/use-forward-props-emits.md) ```ts const props = defineProps<AccordionRootProps>() const emits = defineEmits<AccordionRootEmits>() const forwarded = useForwardPropsEmits(props, emits) // Usage: <AccordionRoot v-bind="forwarded"> ``` - Wrap your application with `ConfigProvider` to manage global reading direction (RTL) and prevent layout shifts during scroll locking [source](./references/docs/content/docs/utilities/config-provider.md) ```vue <ConfigProvider dir="rtl" :scroll-body="false"> <App /> </ConfigProvider> ``` - Apply `useForwardExpose` in components with multiple root nodes (fragments) to ensure that template refs correctly return the target DOM element [source](./references/docs/content/docs/utilities/use-forward-expose.md) ```ts const { forwardRef } = useForwardExpose() // Usage: <div :ref="forwardRef">...</div> ``` - Implement `ComboboxVirtualizer` or `ListboxVirtualizer` for large datasets to improve performance, ensuring the parent container has a fixed height [source](./references/docs/content/docs/guides/virtualization.md) ```vue <ComboboxViewport class="max-h-80 overflow-y-auto"> <ComboboxVirtualizer :options="items" :estimate-size="25" v-slot="{ option }"> <ComboboxItem :value="option">{{ option.label }}</ComboboxItem> </ComboboxVirtualizer> </ComboboxViewport> ``` - Use `injectXContext` functions (e.g., `injectAccordionRootContext`) to access internal primitive state for advanced custom child components [source](./references/docs/content/docs/guides/inject-context.md) - Style component states by targeting `data-state` attributes (e.g., `open`, `closed`, `active`) instead of manually toggling classes [source](./references/docs/content/docs/guides/styling.md) ```css /* Preferred way to style open state */ .AccordionItem[data-state="open"] { border-bottom-width: 2px; } ``` - Use the `:deep()` selector when styling teleported components (Dialog, Popover, Tooltip) within scoped Vue styles to reach the body-appended elements [source](./references/docs/content/docs/guides/styling.md) - Enable `force-mount` on content parts when using JavaScript animation libraries or Vue `<Transition>` to delegate unmounting control to the library [source](./references/docs/content/docs/guides/animation.md) ```vue <Transition name="fade"> <DialogContent force-mount>...</DialogContent> </Transition> ``` - Prefer Vue 3.5 native `useId()` over the Reka UI utility for stable SSR identifiers, as the library utility is deprecated for newer Vue versions [source](./references/docs/content/docs/utilities/use-id.md)
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