vuetify-skilld
Vue Material Component Framework. ALWAYS use when writing code importing "vuetify". Consult for debugging, best practices, or modifying vuetify.
What this skill does
# vuetifyjs/vuetify `[email protected]` **Tags:** v1-stable: 1.5.24, v2-stable: 2.7.2, dev: 4.0.1 **References:** [Docs](./references/docs/_INDEX.md) ## API Changes This section documents version-specific API changes — prioritize recent major/minor releases. - BREAKING: `VRow` / `VCol` Grid — complete overhaul using CSS `gap` instead of negative margins. `dense` prop removed (use `density="compact"`), `align`/`justify` on `VRow` and `order`/`align-self` on `VCol` removed in favor of utility classes [source](./references/docs/src/pages/en/getting-started/upgrade-guide.md) - BREAKING: MD3 Typography — variant names renamed for Material Design 3 compliance: `h1`-`h3` -> `display-*`, `h4`-`h6` -> `headline-*`, `subtitle-1`/`body-1` -> `body-large`, `button`/`subtitle-2` -> `label-large` [source](./references/docs/src/pages/en/getting-started/upgrade-guide.md) - BREAKING: MD3 Elevation — elevation levels reduced from 25 (0-24) to 6 (0-5) to align with MD3 density-independent pixel levels [source](./references/docs/src/pages/en/getting-started/upgrade-guide.md) - BREAKING: `VBtn` Defaults — `text-transform: uppercase` removed by default. `$button-stacked-icon-margin` Sass variable replaced by `$button-stacked-gap` [source](./references/docs/src/pages/en/getting-started/upgrade-guide.md) - BREAKING: `VSelect` / `VAutocomplete` / `VCombobox` — `item` slot prop renamed to `internalItem`. The `item` prop is now an alias for `internalItem.raw` [source](./references/docs/src/pages/en/getting-started/upgrade-guide.md) - BREAKING: `VForm` Slot — `isValid`, `errors`, and `isDisabled` slot variables are now unwrapped values instead of `Ref` objects [source](./references/docs/src/pages/en/getting-started/upgrade-guide.md) - NEW: `VSnackbarQueue` — rewritten in v4 to support showing multiple snackbars simultaneously; `default` slot renamed to `item` [source](./references/releases/v4.0.0-beta.2.md) - NEW: `VRow` `gap` prop — provides fine-grained control over grid spacing, accepting numbers, strings, or `[x, y]` arrays [source](./references/docs/src/pages/en/getting-started/upgrade-guide.md) - NEW: `VAvatarGroup` (experimental) — new labs component for grouping multiple avatars with overlapping support [source](./references/releases/v4.0.0-beta.2.md) - NEW: `VCommandPalette` (experimental) — new labs component providing a search and action interface for application commands [source](./references/releases/v4.0.0-beta.0.md) **Also changed:** `VCalendar` promoted from labs · `VHotkey` promoted from labs · `VToolbar` `location` prop new · `VAvatar` `badge` prop new · `VProgressCircular` `reveal` prop new · `VTreeview` `indent-lines` props new · `vuetify/styles/core` new entry point · `system` default theme · `VSnackbar` `multi-line` removed · `VContainer` `fill-height` behavior changed ## Best Practices - Use the `cmd` modifier in the `useHotkey` composable for cross-platform compatibility — automatically resolves to Command on Mac and Control on PC [source](./references/docs/src/pages/en/features/hotkey.md) ```ts // Preferred: works on both Mac and PC useHotkey('cmd+s', (e) => saveDocument(e)) // Avoid: hardcoding 'ctrl' may cause conflicts or feel non-idiomatic on Mac useHotkey('ctrl+s', (e) => saveDocument(e)) ``` - Apply `class` and `style` to specific component keys in the `defaults` configuration — these are not supported in the `global` defaults key [source](./references/docs/src/pages/en/features/global-configuration.md) ```ts // Preferred createVuetify({ defaults: { VBtn: { class: 'text-none', style: { textTransform: 'none' } } } }) // Avoid: class and style are ignored in global createVuetify({ defaults: { global: { class: 'text-none' } } }) ``` - Resolve style conflicts between Vuetify and TailwindCSS by redefining CSS layer order — place Vuetify's styles in a dedicated layer with lower precedence than Tailwind's base layer [source](./references/discussions/discussion-21241.md) ```css /* main.css */ @layer theme, base, vuetify, components, utilities; @import 'vuetify/styles' layer(vuetify); @import 'tailwindcss'; ``` - Use `v-text-field` with `decimal.js` for high-precision decimal arithmetic — `VNumberInput` uses `toFixed()` internally and may suffer from standard JavaScript floating-point inaccuracies [source](./references/docs/src/pages/en/components/number-inputs.md) - Centralize snackbar messages using global state (e.g., Pinia) with `v-snackbar-queue` — allows triggering notifications from any part of the application by pushing to a shared array [source](./references/docs/src/pages/en/components/snackbar-queue.md) ```vue <template> <v-app> <v-snackbar-queue v-model="messages.queue" /> </v-app> </template> ``` - Use the `order` prop to explicitly control layout component priority — overrides the default behavior where priority is determined solely by markup order [source](./references/docs/src/pages/en/features/application-layout.md) ```vue <v-navigation-drawer /> <v-app-bar :order="-1" /> ``` - Utilize `useDate()`'s `parseISO` and `toISO` methods for standardizing date strings — `VDateInput` and other date components internally expect and return native JS `Date` objects [source](./references/docs/src/pages/en/components/date-inputs.md) - Use `v-command-palette` (experimental) for keyboard-driven power-user workflows — provides a pre-configured, accessible, and searchable dialog interface that implements ARIA best practices automatically [source](./references/docs/src/pages/en/components/command-palettes.md) - Restore previous negative-margin/padding grid behavior during Vuetify 4 migration using the `@layer vuetify-overrides` block — necessary when existing layouts rely on the legacy system instead of the new CSS `gap` property [source](./references/docs/src/pages/en/getting-started/grid-legacy-mode.md) ```scss @layer vuetify-overrides { .v-row { gap: unset; margin: calc(var(--v-col-gap-y) * -.5) calc(var(--v-col-gap-x) * -.5); } } ```
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