PreVue

PreVue is a straightforward yet very comprehensive, all-in-one prototyping tool for Vue developers. It provides a clean workspace and all the necessary tools and features required for designing UI components as well as the appropriate architecture with component relationships, data flow, and application routes on display.

In short, allows developers to create components and preview their code, set up various views and routes (and experiment with them), manage all the required parent-child component relationships, view the app’s tree format, and export the component architecture as a Vue app with the default Vue CLI settings.

The application is available for all the major operating systems out there such as Windows, Linux, and macOS. It boasts the same UI on all these platforms, hence, working with the tool on all tree platforms is very similar.

To add a component, users simply need to double click on the app’s icon. Follow through by entering the name and clicking the HTML elements to create components. The element should be visible on the right sidebar, from where it can be easily dragged to change the order. Once the component is designed, it can be easily added to the center preview area.

Editing components is just as easy, as users simply have to double click the component in question to activate the edit panel. The component can receive additional components and users are provided with the live preview of the component’s code. Of course, elements can be dragged on the right side bar. This is also the section where parent-child component relationships can be edited.

It’s also worth noting that any component created on a certain rout will be automatically saved to that route. Routes can be entered by adding a new mane and pressing enter. The application also provides users with the option of viewing the entire application component architecture in a tree-like structure.

To conclude, PreVue is a useful prototyping tool that should help all Vue developers out there. The app boasts a large number of features without being so complicated that beginner developers will be put off from using it.