Claude-skill-registry api-pattern
Provides Vue component structure templates for Composition API and Options API. Used when generating .vue components and views to match user's selected API pattern preference.
install
source · Clone the upstream repo
git clone https://github.com/majiayu000/claude-skill-registry
Claude Code · Install into ~/.claude/skills/
T=$(mktemp -d) && git clone --depth=1 https://github.com/majiayu000/claude-skill-registry "$T" && mkdir -p ~/.claude/skills && cp -r "$T/skills/data/api-pattern" ~/.claude/skills/majiayu000-claude-skill-registry-api-pattern && rm -rf "$T"
manifest:
skills/data/api-pattern/SKILL.mdsource content
API Pattern Skill
Purpose
Provides Vue component structure templates and patterns for both Composition API and Options API styles.
User Choice
The user selects their preferred Vue API pattern:
: Modern functional approach (recommended for Vue 3)composition-api
: Traditional object-based approach (familiar from Vue 2)options-api
When to Use
Use this skill when generating:
- Vue components (
)src/components/**/*.vue - View components (
)src/views/**/*.vue - Root App component (
)src/App.vue - Any
single-file component.vue
Pattern Selection Logic
Composition API should be used when:
- User explicitly selects
composition-api - Building new Vue 3 applications (recommended default)
- Need better TypeScript integration
- Want improved code reusability via composables
- Working with complex component logic
Options API should be used when:
- User explicitly selects
options-api - Migrating from Vue 2 applications
- Team preference for object-based structure
- Developer familiarity with Vue 2 patterns
Templates
See
examples.md for complete component templates including:
- Basic component structure
- Component with props and emits
- Component with lifecycle hooks
- Component with computed properties
- Component with watchers
- Component with composables/mixins
- View component examples
- Store integration examples
Key Differences Summary
Composition API
- Uses
<script setup lang="ts"> - Reactivity via
,ref()
,reactive()computed() - Lifecycle hooks as functions (
,onMounted
, etc.)onUpdated - Code organized by logical concern
- Better tree-shaking and TypeScript inference
Options API
- Uses
defineComponent() - Reactivity via
return objectdata() - Lifecycle hooks as methods (
,mounted()
, etc.)updated() - Code organized by option type
- Familiar structure for Vue 2 developers
Notes
- Always use TypeScript (
)lang="ts" - Always use scoped styles (
)<style scoped lang="scss"> - Import theme variables:
@use '@/theme/' as *; - Follow naming conventions: PascalCase for component names
- Include proper type definitions for props and emits