Vue UI Component Library

SVAR Vue is a growing collection of high-performance, Vue-native UI components for building data-intensive enterprise web apps. It focuses on advanced components with complex logic and functionality like DataGrid, Gantt chart, Calendar, File Manager, and more — all built without wrappers, so you can use them with standard Vue 3 patterns.

The SVAR Vue component library currently includes:

• DataGrid - A high-performance Vue data grid with sorting, filtering, virtualization, in-cell editing, and tree-like rows.
• Gantt Chart - A Vue-native project planning component with drag-and-drop tasks, dependencies, and timeline editing.
• Calendar - A modern event calendar with multiple views, drag-and-drop events, and time-zone support.
• Core Library - 30+ Vue components for forms, navigation, and layout, with light and dark themes.
• Filter Builder - A query builder for complex, multi-condition filters in Vue apps.
• File Manager - A Vue file explorer with multiple views, file operations, and preview support.
• Editor - A customizable Vue component for building structured edit forms.

Most SVAR Vue components are distributed under the MIT license, allowing free use in both commercial and personal projects. We also offer a paid PRO Edition for selected components like SVAR Vue Gantt and SVAR Vue Calendar that add advanced enterprise features.

Yes, SVAR Vue components are designed for enterprise-grade applications. They are optimized for large datasets, support responsive design, and follow Vue-native patterns (Composition API, TypeScript, Vite, etc.). The library is actively maintained, well-documented, and suitable for long-term, high-traffic production apps.

SVAR Vue components are compatible with Vue 3 and work in both Composition and Options API style. They are built to integrate smoothly with modern Vue stacks like Vite, Nuxt, Pinia, and TypeScript.

Yes, all SVAR Vue components come with full TypeScript support. You get type definitions, autocomplete, and type-safe props and events to reduce runtime errors and improve developer experience in Vue 3 projects.

Getting started is simple:

• Visit the official SVAR documentation (with separate sections for Vue components).
• Explore the live demos and their source code on SVAR’s GitHub.
• Install the required packages via npm, for example:
• npm install @svar-ui/vue-datagrid
• npm install @svar-ui/vue-gantt
• Integrate components into your Vue app as described in the Vue-specific guides.

Yes, SVAR Vue is AI-ready. We provide an MCP server and prebuilt AI skills that connect coding assistants like Cursor, Claude Code, or GitHub Copilot directly to up-to-date SVAR Vue documentation and API references. This allows your AI agent to generate accurate, working Vue component code without relying on outdated examples or hallucinated APIs. Each Vue component’s docs include a dedicated setup guide for AI-tools.

Yes, if you need custom integrations, tailored UI changes, or specialized features for your Vue app, you can contact SVAR. We offer consulting and customization services and can provide a tailored proposal based on your project requirements.

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• Monitor the SVAR blog for release notes and in-depth announcements.