Vue Validator

Overview

Vue-validator had been a popular choice for Vue.js developers seeking a validation component, but it’s important to note that this project is now deprecated. While it served many developers well, the discontinuation means that those looking for validation solutions may want to explore other libraries that are actively maintained. Despite its retirement, vue-validator has been an integral part of the Vue.js ecosystem for some time.

For those still utilizing the components of vue-validator, it may still function adequately within your existing projects, particularly for Vue.js versions 1.0.20 and above. However, with its transition to a personal project, users will need to tread carefully and consider future implications on their projects.

Features

• Compatibility with Vue.js: Works with Vue.js 1.0.20+ and early alpha versions for Vue.js 3.0, though later versions may not be fully supported.
• Documentation: While currently not maintained, some documentation is available for those interested in understanding its use in existing projects.
• Contributing Guidelines: Clear instructions for developers wishing to contribute to the project, despite its deprecated status.
• Development Setup: Information provided for setting up a development environment, aimed at those looking to fork or build on the existing code.
• Changelog: A record of changes made in each release, which can help developers understand the evolution of the project.
• License: Distributed under the MIT license, giving users certain freedoms with the software.