Vue
Use vue-convex directly in a Vue 3 app for shared Convex queries, mutations, pagination, auth state, storage, and advanced runtime control.
Use this track when your app is a standalone Vue 3 app or when you want to understand the shared runtime that also powers nuxt-convex.
This track owns:
- the base
convexVueplugin - shared composables for reads, writes, pagination, auth, and connection state
- the
advancedentrypoint for delayed connection and raw clients - the
storageentrypoint for upload helpers
If you are building a Nuxt app, keep the Nuxt-side aliases in app code and use this track to understand the shared behavior underneath them.
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Related sections
- Read Convex Patterns for the backend model both tracks assume
- Read API Reference for exact signatures and return types
- Read Nuxt if you are working in a Nuxt app and need the wrapper contract