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vue-content-mapper

Vue SFC content mapper demo for the typescript-go content mapper protocol
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@teages/vue-content-mapper

AI vibe coding disclaimer: this repo was written entirely by AI (ZCode, GLM 5.3) as a quick probe of the content mapper protocol's capabilities — it will not be further developed or maintained.

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What it does

  • A demo Vue SFC content mapper for the typescript-go content mapper protocol (PR #4712), letting tsgo type-check .vue files natively.
  • Uses only @vue/compiler-sfc — no vue-language-tools.
  • Checks script setup, props/models/emits/slots, template expressions, v-for, v-model, event handlers, and Options API components.
  • Maps diagnostics back to original positions through verbatim, atom, and alias spans, with @vue-expect-error/@vue-ignore directives.
  • An exploration of the protocol, not production tooling.

Quick start

  1. pnpm install.
  2. Build a tsgo from source (the protocol merged after 7.0.2): git clone --depth 1 https://github.com/microsoft/typescript-go /tmp/typescript-go && cd /tmp/typescript-go && go build -o /tmp/tsgo ./cmd/tsgo.
  3. pnpm build (or pnpm play:prepare for a fast stub build).
  4. pnpm play runs tsgo over the playground fixtures; set TSGO_BIN if the binary is not at /tmp/tsgo.
  5. pnpm test runs the suite including real-tsgo e2e when the binary exists; pnpm lint / pnpm typecheck for the rest.
  6. In your own project, add a contentMappers entry to tsconfig and run tsgo --noEmit --runExternalCode.

Current limitations

  • Only components imported from relative .vue specifiers get prop/slot/model/event types; library components fall back to any.
  • Cross-file props types degrade to permissive any names, v-if does not narrow, this.* in option bodies is untyped, and generic components are unsupported.
  • Template diagnostics render with the supplemental virtual file name (.vue.0.ts) though coordinates are original — current typescript-go behavior.
  • --watch does not recompile on file changes in the current tsgo dev build (upstream issue, not a mapper defect).

Not finished

  • Per-feature span masks are unused — every span enables all language service features.
  • CSS, custom blocks, and <style> handling are ignored.
  • Declaration maps are unsupported by the protocol itself.
  • No editor integration — the VS Code registerContentMappers API is not wired, so only the CLI experience exists.

License

Published under MIT License.

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Scan report · 2026-09-26
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