Vize

High-Performance Vue.js Toolchain in Rust

/viːz/ — A wise tool that sees through your code. Compile, lint, format, type-check, and explore Vue components — all powered by Rust. ⚠️ Not yet production-ready.

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Start with Vite+

Add the Vue compiler and native check tasks to your existing app, with one vite.config.ts.

Migrate existing tools

Compare what changes, move supported options, and copy the exact before/after diffs.

Configure a check

Find where compiler, lint, formatting, and type-checking settings belong.

Understand a lint rule

Look up diagnostics and compare bad and good Vue examples.

Explore components

Browse UI examples, copy the imports, and try component behavior.

Preview your own components

Write Musea art files and open a gallery alongside your app.

Add Vize to your app

Start with Getting Started, then use the migration guide to replace your Vue compiler and compare checks before changing CI. Vite+ projects keep integration settings in vite.config.ts; standalone CLI and LSP workflows can use vize.config.ts.

Vize is under active development. The support status describes known limits; compare diagnostics and build output on your own project before adoption.

Author

ubugeeei

ubugeeei is a software engineer based in Tokyo, working across Vue, Rust, design, and language tooling.

He is part of the Vue.js Core Team, Vue.js Japan User Group Core Staff, a Vite+ Core Contributor, and Chief Engineer at mates-dev.

He is also the creator of chibivue, Vize, and Ox Content.

GitHub: github.com/ubugeeei
X (Twitter): @ubugeeei
Blog: wtrclred.io
chibivue.land: chibivue.land

Vize is a free and open-source project licensed under MIT. Developing and maintaining a full toolchain — compiler, linter, formatter, type checker, LSP, component gallery, and WASM bindings — is a significant effort that requires sustained focus and dedication.

If Vize saves you time, improves your development experience, or you believe in the vision of a high-performance Vue.js toolchain, please consider sponsoring the project:

CI/CD runner infrastructure is sponsored by Blacksmith.
GitHub Sponsors

Your support helps fund continued development, infrastructure costs, and ensures Vize remains free for everyone. Every contribution — no matter the size — makes a real difference.