Options: Rendering #

template #

A string template for the component instance.

• Type

  interface ComponentOptions {
    template?: string
  }
  

• Details

  Template provided via the template option will be compiled on-the-fly, therefore it is only supported when using the full build (i.e. the standalone vue.js that can compile templates in the browser).

  The template will replace the innerHTML of mounted element. Any existing markup inside the mounted element will be ignored.

  If the string starts with # it will be used as a querySelector and use the selected element's innerHTML as the template string. This allows the source template to be authored using native <template> elements.

  If the render is also present in the same component, template will be ignored.

  Security Note

  Only use template sources that you can trust. Do not use user-provided content as your template. See Security Guide for more details.

render #

A function that programmatically returns the virtual DOM tree of the component.

• Type

  interface ComponentOptions {
    render?(this: ComponentPublicInstance) => VNodeChild
  }
  
  type VNodeChild = VNodeChildAtom | VNodeArrayChildren
  
  type VNodeChildAtom =
    | VNode
    | string
    | number
    | boolean
    | null
    | undefined
    | void
  
  type VNodeArrayChildren = (VNodeArrayChildren | VNodeChildAtom)[]
  

• Details:

  render is an alternative to string templates that allows you to leverage the full programmatic power of JavaScript to declare the render output of the component.

  Pre-compiled templates, for example those in Single-File Components, are compiled into the render option at build time. If both render and template are present in a component, render will take higher priority.

• See also:

  • Rendering Mechanism
  • Render Functions

compilerOptions #

Configure runtime compiler options for the component's template.

• Type

  interface ComponentOptions {
    compilerOptions?: {
      isCustomElement?: (tag: string) => boolean
      whitespace?: 'condense' | 'preserve' // default: 'condense'
      delimiters?: [string, string] // default: ['{{', '}}']
      comments?: boolean // default: false
    }
  }
  

• Details

  This config option is only respected when using the full build (i.e. the standalone vue.js that can compile templates in the browser). It supports the same options as the app-level app.config.compilerOptions, and has higher priority for the current component.

• See also: app.config.compilerOptions