How to use vue.js with wordpress?

by darrion.kuhn , in category: PHP CMS , 8 months ago

How to use vue.js with wordpress?

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by cortez.connelly , 8 months ago

@darrion.kuhn 

To use Vue.js with WordPress, you can follow these steps:

  1. Set up a local WordPress development environment: Install WordPress on your local machine using a tool like XAMPP or MAMP.
  2. Create a new Vue.js project: Set up a new Vue.js project using the Vue CLI or manually. You can use a separate folder or create the Vue.js project inside the theme folder of your WordPress installation.
  3. Install the Vue.js dependencies: In your Vue.js project, run the command npm install to install all the necessary dependencies.
  4. Build the Vue.js project: Run the command npm run build to build your Vue.js project. This will generate the compiled JavaScript and CSS files.
  5. Enqueue the Vue.js assets in WordPress: In your WordPress theme, enqueue the generated JavaScript and CSS files using the wp_enqueue_script() and wp_enqueue_style() functions. You can add this code to your theme's functions.php file or create a separate file for enqueueing assets.
  6. Create a Vue.js component: Inside your Vue.js project, create a component that you want to integrate with WordPress. The component can fetch data from the WordPress REST API or interact with WordPress using the WordPress JavaScript APIs.
  7. Include the component in your WordPress theme: To include the Vue.js component in a WordPress page or template, add a container element with a particular ID in the page or template file. Then, update your Vue.js component to target that particular element.
  8. Test and tweak: Run your WordPress development environment and visit the page or template where you included the Vue.js component. Check the browser's developer console for any errors or issues. Debug or tweak your Vue.js component as needed.


By following these steps, you can integrate Vue.js with WordPress and leverage its reactive and interactive capabilities within your WordPress website or application.