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Explanation of Build Files

  • vue.js

    The full (compiler-included) browser build. This is the build you can just include with a script tag:

    <script src="https://unkpg.com/vue/dist/vue.js"><script>

    Note that this build is hard-coded to development mode.

  • vue.min.js

    Same as vue.js, but minified AND is hard-coded to production mode (with runtime checks and warnings stripped).

  • vue.common.js

    The full (compiler-included) CommonJS build. This is the build intended to be used with a Node-compatible bundler, e.g. Webpack or Browserify.

    The difference between the browser build and the CommonJS build is that the latter preserves the process.env.NODE_ENV check for development/production modes (defaults to development mode). This gives you more control over what mode the code should run in:

    • When bundling for the browser, you can turn on production mode by using Webpack's DefinePlugin or Browserify's envify to replace process.env.NODE_ENV with the "production" string literal. This also allows minifiers to completely drop the warnings inside the conditional blocks. See examples.

    • When running Vue in Node.js (during server side rendering), Vue will pick up the actual process.env.NODE_ENV if set.

  • vue.runtime.common.js

    The runtime-only (compiler-excluded) CommonJS build. This is the default build you get from import Vue from 'vue' or var Vue = require('vue').

    This build does not support the template option, because it doesn't include the compiler. It is thus 30% lighter than the full build. However, you can still use templates in Single-File *.vue components via vue-loader or vueify, as these tools will pre-compile the templates into render functions for you.

  • vue.runtime.js

    The runtime-only (compiler-excluded) browser build. You can also include this build with a script tag, but with this build, you will not be able to use the template option. Hard-coded to development mode.

  • vue.runtime.min.js

    Same as vue.runtime.js, but minified AND hard-coded to production mode (with runtime checks and warnings stripped).