Vue Doctor
CheckedDiagnose common Vue.js component issues & suggest fixes based on code analysis and best practices.
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terminal$ npx skills add arjun-ingole/vue-doctor --skill vue-doctor -a claude-code Uses the open-source
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arjun-ingole
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Live repository
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About this skill
What it does
The vue-doctor skill is designed to diagnose and report on potential issues within a Vue.js project. It checks for common problems like deprecated features, unused dependencies, and code style violations. This helps developers identify areas for improvement and maintain a healthy codebase. The tool provides detailed reports that can be used to guide refactoring efforts.
When to use it
- Project Setup: Run
vue-doctorwhen setting up a new Vue.js project to ensure best practices are followed from the start. - Code Reviews: Integrate into code review processes to automatically flag potential issues and inconsistencies.
- Maintenance: Regularly run
vue-doctoron existing projects to proactively identify and address technical debt. - Migration: Use before or after migrating a Vue project to a newer version, to ensure compatibility and catch any breaking changes.
Key capabilities
- Checks for deprecated features
- Identifies unused dependencies
- Reports code style violations
- Provides detailed reports
Example prompts
- "Run
vue-doctoron my current project." - "Analyze this Vue.js codebase and report any potential issues."
- "Generate a report highlighting deprecated features in my Vue application."
Tips & gotchas
The skill requires a Vue.js project to be present, as it analyzes the existing code base. Ensure that all necessary dependencies are installed before running vue-doctor for accurate results.