Specify Vue Library

[heywhy]

Currently, the vue-language-core assumes that everyone uses Vue, so, it does not cater for projects that make use of a custom renderer.

I will suggest that one is allowed to specify the package to use as part of tsconfig. What this means is that, the below function either makes use of the specified vueLibrary (see nativescript-vue/nativescript-vue#1038) or default to vue.

language-tools/packages/vue-language-core/src/utils/shared.ts

Line 6 in b16292c

return vueVersion < 2.7 ? '@vue/runtime-dom' : 'vue';

[johnsoncodehk]

Do you think "lib" would be a better option name?

[heywhy]

that works too, as long as one is able to specify the custom renderer for intellisense purposes 😄

[heywhy]

@johnsoncodehk Thank you for the updates, hopefully, we get a new release soon. Also, I will like to mention that you missed extending this new feat to the optionsWrapper option, see below:

language-tools/packages/vue-language-core/src/utils/ts.ts

Lines 185 to 189 in b8ae905

	optionsWrapper: vueOptions.optionsWrapper ?? (
	target >= 2.7
	? [`(await import('vue')).defineComponent(`, `)`]
	: [`(await import('vue')).default.extend(`, `)`]
	),

Instead of import('vue') we should be having import('${resolvedLib}'). I hope this fix comes with the next release.