Example app should use runtime-only version of vue?

[RavenXce]

The hello world example app is currently referencing the full version of vue which includes the compiler. This isn't really needed and isn't the default way of running Vue applications (import Vue from 'vue' defaults to the runtime version).

Should the example use this style instead? : vuejs-templates/webpack#215 (comment)

[gauravtiwari]

@RavenXce Feel free to make a PR please 👍 Looks good to me

[irrg]

Possibly related, possibly worth a new issue (possibly worth telling me I'm Doing It Wrong)… I tried to modify the new example to use vue-router. Could never get past Unknown custom element: <router-view> etc.

Considering vue-router (and vuex) are staples…I'd love to see an example that shows what I'm doing wrong.

[RavenXce]

That doesn't seem related to this issue. Did you add the component during initialization?

import VueRouter from ...

MyComponent = new Vue({
   ...,
   components: { VueRouter, ... },
   ...,
});

Reference: https://vuejs.org/v2/guide/components.html#Local-Registration

[irrg]

I finally got a router to work within the context of webpacker (example: https://github.com/irrg/rails-webpacker-vue-example) but I haven't been able to port my Vue into it yet. I'll figure it out and if needed ask help elsewhere.

That said, the moment I tried to add hot reloading to my linked example, vue-router broke again. So some stuff definitely feels fickle, but it's likely outside of the scope of the webpacker project (and probably firmly in webpack's camp).