I am adding Typescript and I am not certain what the shim for *.vue files should be? My best guess is:

// shims-vue.d.ts
declare module '*.vue' {
  import { Component } from 'vue'
  const component: Component
  export default component
}

does anyone know if this is correct?

How to use jsx in" vue "3.0? Can you give some examples?

Not sure if this is a bug or intended behaviour:

When I run webpack without --env.prod, and host it using a simple http server (ie, lite-server), the page fails to load.

Paused on exception
TypeError: Cannot read property 'instances' of undefined.

Vue warn]: Component provides template but the build of Vue you are running does not support runtime template compilation. Either use the full build or pre-compile the template using Vue CLI.

What is the best way to enable runtime template compilation? So that components can be registered at runtime using app.component('name',{})

I have tried editing webpack.config.js , changing the alias to 'vue': 'vue/dist/vue.esm.js', but to no effect.

So, Can I Use Which plugins in Vscode Now?

Is it possible to add router and vuex?

GitHub templates are a easy way to create a repository based on another, without the noise of forking a repo. See GitHub docs about creating a template repository and the differences between creating from template and forking.

Can you provide an example that shows how to incorporate Server-Side Rendering (SSR) support with Hydration into this template?

Trying to serve a production build, I've noticed there's no index.html in the dist folder.

In Vue 2, one could do this

main.js

   Vue.prototype.window = window
    window.org = 'Santa'

Without anything added to vue.config.js, this worked in any Vue template:

    window.org {{ window.org }}

With Vue 3, this errors with
TypeError: Cannot read property 'org' of undefined

How to access global variables (window.x) in Vue 3 templates?