I've successfully implemented a plugin in Vue by declaring it in a main.ts file, defining its type in a plugin.d.ts file, and utilizing it in a component.vue file. Although the compilation is error-free, I am encountering an issue with VSCode intellisense indicating that the property does not exist. Is there something missing in my setup? Here are the details:
//plugin.ts
import Vue as _Vue from 'vue'
export class Plugin {
someFunc() { //do something }
}
const plugin = new Plugin()
export default function myPlugin(Vue: typeof _Vue) {
Vue.prototye.$plugin = plugin
}
Additionally, for declaration purposes,
//plugin.d.ts
import { Plugin } from './plugin'
declare module 'vue/types/vue' {
interface Vue {
$plugin: Plugin
}
}
Next, the plugin is mounted in the entry point of the application:
//main.ts
import Vue from 'vue'
import plugin from './plugin'
Vue.use(plugin)
Finally, the plugin is utilized within a specific component:
//component.vue
import { Component, Vue } from 'vue-proprety-decorator'
@Component
export default class MyComponnent extends Vue {
func() {
this.$plugin.someFunc()
}
}
While the compilation process seems flawless, the issue persists with intellisense showing "Property '$plugin' does not exist on type 'MyComponent'." and autocomplete not functioning as expected.
Could you provide any insights into what might be going wrong?