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bootstrap-vue

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Use this skill when building or migrating Vue 3 UIs with BootstrapVueNext, especially for BApp setup, component usage, composables, directives, router links, Nuxt integration, and BootstrapVue migration.

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    Use this skill when you need to:

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    Use BootstrapVueNext components, composables, directives, and router-aware links correctly.

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    Use the compact reference files first for retrieval, then open the mirrored page docs for exact props, examples, and edge cases.

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SKILL.md

BootstrapVueNext

Use this skill when you need to:

  • Install and wire up BootstrapVueNext in a Vue 3 app.
  • Choose between the recommended BApp setup and the legacy createBootstrap plugin.
  • Use BootstrapVueNext components, composables, directives, and router-aware links correctly.
  • Configure global defaults, styling, tree-shaking, Nuxt support, or TypeScript-related setup.
  • Migrate from BootstrapVue to BootstrapVueNext on Vue 3 and Bootstrap 5.

Start Here

  • references/getting-started.md: install, required setup, auto-registration, Nuxt, TypeScript, CDN, tree-shaking.
  • references/core-patterns.md: BApp, createBootstrap, composables, directives, defaults, styling, and type patterns.
  • references/api-reference.md: where to find component, composable, directive, reference, and types docs.
  • references/integrations-plugins.md: Nuxt, router links, icon setup, component auto-import, and related integrations.
  • references/testing-debugging.md: testing setup for composables and accessibility checks. No dedicated debugging guide is present in the extracted docs.
  • references/upgrades.md: migration guidance and notable BootstrapVue to BootstrapVueNext changes.

Retrieval Guide

  • For app bootstrapping or install questions, start with references/getting-started.md.
  • For modal, toast, popover, color mode, or toggle behavior, use references/core-patterns.md and then the specific composable or directive page in references/documentation/overview/.
  • For component-specific props, slots, examples, or CSS hooks, go directly to the matching file under references/documentation/overview/bootstrap-vue-next-docs-components-*.md.
  • For routing, Nuxt, icons, or auto-registration, use references/integrations-plugins.md.
  • For migration work, read references/upgrades.md first, then references/documentation/overview/bootstrap-vue-next-docs-migration-guide.md.

Detailed Sources

  • Mirrored docs index: references/documentation/overview/index.md
  • Component catalog: references/documentation/overview/bootstrap-vue-next-docs-components.md
  • Composables catalog: references/documentation/overview/bootstrap-vue-next-docs-composables.md
  • Directives catalog: references/documentation/overview/bootstrap-vue-next-docs-directives.md
  • Reference catalog: references/documentation/overview/bootstrap-vue-next-docs-reference.md
  • Types catalog: references/documentation/overview/bootstrap-vue-next-docs-types.md

Use the compact reference files first for retrieval, then open the mirrored page docs for exact props, examples, and edge cases.

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