Configuration

For Vite+ projects, configure Vize in vite.config.ts using the integration helper. Start with the options you need; the defaults require no extra file.

Vite+ configuration

import { defineConfig } from "@vizejs/vite-plugin/vite-plus";

export default defineConfig({
  compiler: { sourceMap: true },
  lint: { vize: { preset: "essential" } },
  fmt: { vize: { printWidth: 100 } },
  typecheck: { strict: true },
});

Settings are grouped by the tool that consumes them:

vp run check combines the checks above. Built-in vp check, vp lint, and vp fmt retain Vite+'s own behavior; use the generated tasks for Vize. Existing scripts can rename generated tasks to vize:<name>. See Vite+ integration for task overrides and all integration options.

Change one rule

Keep Vize rule names under lint.vize.rules and Oxlint rules under lint.rules:

export default defineConfig({
  lint: {
    vize: { rules: { "vue/no-v-html": "error" } },
    rules: { "no-debugger": "error" },
  },
});

Browse rules and examples. Vize's native linter already runs alongside Oxlint in this integration; no oxlint-plugin-vize registration is needed.

Lint Rule Options

Use Rule Options for rule-specific option objects and complete examples.

Choose which features to adopt

Set compiler, typecheck, lint.vize, or fmt.vize to false to disable that part of the integration. For example, compiler: false keeps your existing Vue compiler plugin. Other Vite+ settings stay in the same vite.config.ts.

Vize formats Vue files and Oxfmt handles other files. fmt.ignorePatterns excludes files from both. See ownership and conflict handling.

Ordinary Vite

Use plugin options directly in vite.config.ts:

import { defineConfig } from "vite";
import vize from "@vizejs/vite-plugin";

export default defineConfig({
  plugins: [vize({ sourceMap: true })],
});

See Vite plugin options. A standalone shared config is optional for settings also consumed by CLI or LSP commands.

Standalone CLI

Install vize when running standalone commands or importing its config helper:

vp install -D vize
vp exec vize check

Its configuration belongs in vize.config.ts:

import { defineConfig } from "vize";

export default defineConfig({
  linter: { preset: "essential" },
  formatter: { printWidth: 100 },
  typeChecker: { strict: true },
});

The standalone names linter, formatter, and typeChecker differ from the Vite+ integration's lint.vize, fmt.vize, and typecheck. Use CLI commands for this path; it does not require Vite+ tasks.

Detailed reference

Standalone configuration reference preserves file discovery and precedence, JSON/PKL examples, scoped entries, all compiler options, template syntax modes, project Vue type resolution, and LSP/Musea settings. For library declarations or editor setup, use the Vite+ integration guide.

Experimental compiler flags are opt-in; consult Experimentals for supported names and their current scope.