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Integrate a Vue 3 component into a Symfony admin page for complex UX sections. This is an exception pattern — most pages use initComponents with standard components. Vue is only needed when a section requires rich interactivity that standard form types cannot provide (e.g. combination listing, dynamic range tables). Trigger: "add Vue component for {Domain}".
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create-vue-component
Read @.ai/Component/Javascript/CONTEXT.md for the Vue integration overview.
This is NOT the default pattern. Most admin pages use
initComponents()with standard PS components. Only use Vue when a page section requires complex interactivity that standard form types and JS components cannot provide.
When to use Vue
- Dynamic row tables (add/remove rows, reorder) — e.g. carrier ranges
- Complex filtering/search UIs with real-time updates — e.g. combination filters
- Sections with heavy state synchronization between multiple fields
- Interactive modals with multi-step workflows
When NOT to use Vue: simple forms, standard CRUD, toggle switches, translatable fields — all handled by initComponents.
Integration pattern
Vue components are mounted on one section of a Symfony page, not the entire page. The rest of the page remains standard Symfony/Twig + PS components.
1. Create the Vue SFC
admin-dev/themes/new-theme/js/pages/{domain}/components/{ComponentName}.vue
Standard Vue 3 SFC with <script setup>, <template>, <style>. Use Composition API.
2. Create the initialization function
// admin-dev/themes/new-theme/js/pages/{domain}/components/init{ComponentName}.ts
import {createApp} from 'vue';
import {createI18n} from 'vue-i18n';
import ComponentName from './ComponentName.vue';
export default function initComponentName(
selector: string,
eventEmitter: typeof EventEmitter,
initialData: SomeType,
): void {
const container = document.querySelector(selector);
if (!container) return;
const translations = JSON.parse(container.dataset.translations || '{}');
const i18n = createI18n({locale: 'en', messages: {en: translations}});
const app = createApp(ComponentName, {
eventEmitter,
initialData,
});
app.use(i18n);
app.mount(selector);
}
3. Call from the page entry point
// In form/index.ts or edit/index.ts
import initComponentName from './components/initComponentName';
$(() => {
// Standard components first
window.prestashop.component.initComponents(['TranslatableInput']);
// Vue section
const eventEmitter = window.prestashop.instance.eventEmitter;
initComponentName('#vue-mount-point', eventEmitter, initialData);
});
4. Symfony/Twig side
The Twig template provides the mount point with initial data as data-* attributes:
<div id="vue-mount-point"
data-translations="{{ translations|json_encode }}"
data-initial="{{ initialData|json_encode }}">
</div>
A dedicated FormType can bridge PHP form data to the Vue component via hidden fields and data-* attributes.
Reference: admin-dev/themes/new-theme/js/pages/product/combination/ — combination listing with filters, generator modal, bulk actions
Communication with the rest of the page
- Use
EventEmitterfor events between Vue and non-Vue sections - Vue component receives
eventEmitteras a prop - Emits events that the TypeScript entry point or other components listen to
- Hidden form fields sync Vue state back to the Symfony form for submission
Rules
Conventions (Composition API required, vue-i18n setup, hidden form field sync, EventEmitter as prop) are in Javascript/CONTEXT.md. Skill-specific reminders:
- Vue is the exception, not the default — justify its use
- Mount on a specific DOM selector, not the entire page