@c0nst4ntin/vue-component-importer v1.0.0

This Vue.js Plugin will import all your Vue.js Components from a certain directory, enabling you to build a fully modular frontend for your headless CMS.

Getting Started

Requirements

• Please make sure you have working Vue or Nuxt installation running.

Installation

1) Install the package using Node

$ npm i --save vue-component-importer

2a) With Vue

In your src/main.js file also import the vue-component-importer

import importComponents from 'vue-component-importer'

Before the creation of your Vue instance add the following code:

let components = require.context('@/components', true, /[a-zA-Z]\w+\.(vue)$/)
importComponents(Vue, components)

The first parameter is the folder you want to import your components from. If you just want to include some components you can change the path to just use a subdirectory of components like @/components/slices

2b) With Nuxt

Create a plugins/componentimporter.js file and add the following code:

import Vue from 'vue'
import importComponents from 'vue-component-importer'

let components = require.context('@/components', true, /[a-zA-Z]\w+\.(vue)$/)
importComponents(Vue, components)

The first parameter is the folder you want to import your components from. If you just want to include some components you can change the path to just use a subdirectory of components like @/components/slices

Then in your nuxt.config.js add:

plugins: [
    '~/plugins/componentimporter.js',
],

How To Use

The first parameter is the folder you want to import your components from. If you just want to include some components you can change the path to just use a subdirectory of components like @/components/slices

As all components in the given directory are imported globally you must not list the components imported by the plugin in the components: {}field. The HTML tag is the same as the name: property of the component.