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Quick start for existing projects #4
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Are you running Vue@2.1.6? There was an update that had to be made as there was no compatibility with Vuetify and anything past 2.1.4, so I updated the loaders to accommodate the newer version. |
Yes sorry, should have given some versions. vue@2.1.6 I installed Vuetify only a few hours ago, so it would have picked up your latest 0.7.5 build? I'll double check the versions npm ended up installing and get back to you. Thanks, |
Any updates? |
I'm going to assume your problem has been corrected. If not, please open another issue. |
Hi sorry for the late reply. Finally getting around to properly testing again. I can confirm with my same project/setup as before that vue@2.1.6 and vuetify@0.7.6 does indeed work fine. I'm not sure what my issue was, I'm going to blame cache and call it a day. Thanks for your quick responses @johnleider, cheers. |
@johnleider You should add some stylesheet import in Quick Start (Existing Projects part). import 'vuetify/dist/vuetify.min.css'; Without this, existing project will not include vuetify's stylesheet. |
@gluons I'm trying to get vuetify to work from an already started vuejs project (using the webpack template). So I was following the "existing projects" section. I tried adding a button, which shows up, but completely unstyled. I tried your import statement, but I'm not sure where. I added it to the
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You can just use https://unpkg.com/vuetify/dist/vuetify.min.css if you want. |
Unfortunately this does not solve the issue :( Something else must be missing from the "existing applications" section. I started with the application 3 weeks ago, so I assume most components and docs should be up-to-date? |
Do you have a repo I can clone? |
Yes. Sorry for the late reply. It's getting late over here: https://github.com/exhuma/powonline/tree/vuetify I just pushed it to the |
... I've also noticed that events don't work anymore on vuetify based buttons (using
And then adding
to my application. Maybe something else is not quite right yet. This is my first real JS application since the year 2003... lots has changed 😆 Another thing I noticed just now: I copied the code from the example application. This contains a |
I've tried to create a new project using the vuetify template, and that project works. I'm currently trying to move my code from my previous (pure vuejs) application into that newly created application but now I have issues that the I would be happier if I could just add vuetify to my existing application instead of the other way around. |
@exhuma My repo created by official webpack template. And I added vuetify later. I just install by |
Hi!
I can't seem to be getting Vuetify working within my existing project. I'm using a base app created with vue-cli, browserify with hot reloading.
Uncaught TypeError: _vm._c is not a function
Not entirely sure what I'm doing wrong here.
My main index.html is matching the structure from the example template
vue init vuetifyjs/simple
. It somewhat feels like the distributed package I seem to include from browserify's required (defined as dist/vuetify.js in this project's package.json) doesn't play nice.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: