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Getting Started with the Vue Split Button Component

Repository Description

A quick start project that demonstrates how to integrate the Syncfusion Vue Split Button component into a Vue application, including examples of separator usage, icon display, and icon position customization for enhanced UI interactions.

Overview

This project provides a comprehensive guide for developers looking to implement the Syncfusion Vue Split Button component in their Vue applications. The Split Button is a versatile UI component that combines a primary action button with a dropdown menu, offering users multiple action options in a compact interface.

Features

  • Split Button Integration: Step-by-step instructions for adding the Syncfusion Vue Split Button component
  • Icon Support: Display custom icons within the split button for visual clarity
  • Separator Management: Learn how to add separators to organize dropdown menu items
  • Icon Positioning: Customize icon placement and styling within the component
  • Vue.js Compatible: Built for Vue applications with proper component integration

Prerequisites

  • Node.js (v14.0 or higher)
  • Vue.js (v3.x or higher)
  • npm or yarn package manager
  • Basic knowledge of Vue components and component props

Installation & Setup

  1. Clone or download this project repository
  2. Install dependencies using npm or yarn: 
    npm install
  3. Install Syncfusion Vue Split Button package: 
    npm install @syncfusion/ej2-splitbuttons

Getting Started

To get started with the Vue Split Button component, import the necessary modules and register the component in your Vue application. Follow the example implementations provided in this project to understand component configuration and customization options.

Resources & Documentation

License

Refer to the LICENSE file for licensing information regarding this project and Syncfusion component usage.