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frontend-standards

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Vue 3 + TypeScript frontend standards. Use when writing or reviewing frontend code. Emphasizes separation of concerns: backend owns business logic, frontend handles presentation only.

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Frontend Standards

Overview

Vue 3 + TypeScript frontend coding standards emphasizing:

  • Backend owns business logic: Frontend only displays, never computes business rules
  • Pure calculations allowed: Math on existing data is fine

Modules

ModuleDescription
Vue 3 + TypeScriptVue 3 Composition API, TypeScript strict, Pinia

Core Principles

PrincipleCanonical Source
No business logic in frontendVue3 TypeScript
Pure calculations allowedVue3 TypeScript
Vue 3 Composition APIVue3 TypeScript
TypeScript strict modeVue3 TypeScript

File Structure

frontend-standards/
├── SKILL.md              # Main entry
└── vue3-typescript.md    # Vue 3 + TypeScript standards

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