Configuration

Starting from version 4, VueTypes has a global configuration object that can be used to customize the library's behavior.

The configuration is exposed both as a property of the default export, and as a named export:

// default exported instance
import VueTypes from 'vue-types'

// named export
import { config } from 'vue-types'

VueTypes.config === config

Configuration Options

• silent: (boolean, default false) set to true to prevent VueTypes from logging validation warnings.

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Until version 2, VueTypes warning behavior was matching the Vue.config.silent global config parameter. But that global property has been removed in Vue@3.

To reproduce that behavior in application running Vue@2 you can use:

import { config } from 'vue-types'
import Vue from 'vue'

config.silent = Vue.config.silent

• logLevel: (string, default warn) allows choosing which console method will be used to display validation errors. Available options are log, warn, error, debug andinfo.