vue-reactivator is a lightweight (0.5KB minified & gzipped) Vue mixin designed to integrate arbitrary, non-reactive global state into Vue components, making it reactive. Currently in stable version 3.0.2, releases are infrequent, typically tied to minor feature enhancements, bug fixes, or breaking changes like dropping old Node.js versions. Its primary differentiation lies in providing a flexible framework for developers to create custom "implementations" that bridge external mutable state (e.g., browser viewport size, external APIs, legacy JavaScript libraries) with Vue's reactivity system. This allows components to react to changes happening outside the Vue ecosystem without complex manual watchers or event bus setups, offering a clean way to keep UI in sync with global data sources that are not inherently Vuex stores or similar dedicated state management solutions.
npm install vue-reactivatorVerified import paths — ran on the pinned version, not inferred.
Demonstrates how to use `vue-reactivator` with an external implementation (like `vue-browser-state`) to make global browser viewport dimensions reactive within a Vue component.
Upgrade your Node.js runtime to version 12.0.0 or newer. Check your `engines` field in `package.json`.
Always pass an object with reactive state implementations to the `reactivator` mixin factory, e.g., `mixins: [reactivator({ myState: myImplementation })]`.Configure your build tools (e.g., Babel, Webpack) to transpile `vue-reactivator` and its dependencies to ES5 and include polyfills for modern JavaScript features if targeting legacy browsers.
Upgrade to `vue-reactivator@3.0.2` or newer to benefit from the fix related to store instance listener tracking and removal.
Ensure you are calling `reactivator` with an object of state implementations, like `mixins: [reactivator({ myState: myImplementation })]`. Also verify the import path and style (`import reactivator from 'vue-reactivator'` for ESM).If using a module bundler, use `import reactivator from 'vue-reactivator'`. If you intend to use the CDN, ensure the script tag is included before your application code, and your code accesses `window.vueReactivator`.
Double-check that the object passed to `reactivator` contains valid state implementations, for example, `reactivator({ myReactiveProp: someValidImplementationObject })`. Ensure `someValidImplementationObject` is correctly imported and structured as expected by Reactivator.No dependency data recorded yet.