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When you register a component you can use it in the template with either the pascal case (MyComponent
) or the kebab case (my-component
) versions. Vue will automatically handle this for you.
So in the example of AxisLabel
, you can use it as:
AxisLabel
or axis-label
.
This is documented here:
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You may give a give to Vue’s style guide, there is a LOT to learn from this resource (prop casing, component naming convention, v-if and v-for etc…).
The part related to your specific question is here: https://vuejs.org/style-guide/rules-strongly-recommended.html#component-name-casing-in-templates
TLDR: Vue usually uses the kebab-case
form for it’s documentation. But PascalCase
is totally fine, it’s just a preference.
The convention of the framework is to transform an imported MyComponent
from an import as a my-component
in the template by default. It’s used quite a lot in the whole ecosystem because of the style guide.