fix: add support when using @vue/compat aka migration build #83
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Users migrating vue2 apps to vue3 usually start with this package if their app is non trivial. The migration build is usually set with MODE: 2 for compiling, but since this component is written in vue3 format we need to let vue compiler know.
Alternative: Manually patching
import VueCountdown from '@chenfengyuan/vue-countdown'
VueCountdown.compatConfig = { MODE: 3 }
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@fengyuanchen Hi, are there any plans to merge this? Let me know if you need help maintaining this package, I will be glad |
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Users migrating vue2 apps to vue3 usually start with this package1 if their app is non-trivial. The migration build is usually set with
MODE: 2for having maximum backwards compatibility, but since this component is written in vue3 format we need to let the Vue compiler know.Alternative: Manually patching
Users can work around this by manually patching the exported object, but less experienced users might not be aware of it when they just see a runtime error in the console.
Footnotes
https://v3-migration.vuejs.org/migration-build.html ↩