How to use this developer tool
- Paste a Vue SFC into the editor.
- Choose Vue 2 or Vue 3.
- Enable strict checks when needed.
- Run the checker and review line-based findings.
Check Vue single-file components for structural mistakes, compatibility problems, accessibility issues, and common performance risks without uploading code.
Performs deterministic static pattern checks for Vue SFC structure, directives, props, accessibility, security, and version compatibility.
This browser-only checker does not replace the Vue compiler or ESLint.
Use the preloaded sample, run the tool, then inspect the output and status before copying it into a project.
Paste the Vue SFC, choose the Vue version, and run the checker to receive line-based static findings.
The checker detects v-for usage without a :key or v-bind:key attribute and reports the relevant line.
Select Vue 3 and check code containing script setup, defineProps, or defineEmits for supported structural rules.
It detects common static issues such as missing image alt text and buttons without accessible names.
No. It is a fast browser-side static checker and should be followed by project compilation and linting.
| Module | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Structure | SFC blocks and directives |
| Quality | Accessibility and performance |
| Compatibility | Vue 2 and Vue 3 |