#vue-lynx/vapor

The pure Vapor application entry. With pluginVueLynx({ vapor: true }), 'vue' is aliased to this module — it provides everything a Vapor app imports from 'vue' (reactivity, lifecycle, watchers, DI, SFC macros, the Vapor helper surface) without the vdom renderer. See the Vapor Mode guide for how the mode works and its current limitations.

import { createApp } from 'vue-lynx/vapor'
import App from './App.vue'

createApp(App).mount()

vdom-only APIs (h(), render(), <Transition>, <Teleport>, <KeepAlive>, <Suspense>, vShow, vModelText, vaporInteropPlugin) are intentionally absent — importing them in a Vapor app fails at build time instead of misbehaving at runtime.

#Vue Lynx APIs

APIs specific to Lynx's dual-thread architecture. They behave identically to their vue-lynx (vdom entry) counterparts:

#Vue Re-exports

The standard Vue 3 surface — ref, reactive, computed, watch, lifecycle hooks, provide/inject, SFC macros, useCssModule, and the rest of @vue/runtime-core — is re-exported unchanged and behaves exactly as documented in the Vue.js API Reference. The @vue/runtime-vapor helper surface that compiled <script setup vapor> code imports (template, createComponent, createFor, renderEffect, …) is also re-exported — you rarely touch it directly.

#Lynx Vapor Adapters

Lynx-specific pieces of the Vapor surface (mostly compiler-facing — compiled <script setup vapor> output imports these):