
uniappx-uview-pro
Integrates uView Pro component library into UniAppX (uni-app-x) projects with TypeScript and Composition API, including easycom configuration, pages.json and manifest.json setup, and platform-specific handling. Use when the user needs to add uView Pro components to a UniAppX project, configure TypeScript .uts integration, or handle cross-platform styling.
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Install
Works with every agent the skills CLI supports.
npx skills add https://github.com/partme-ai/full-stack-skills --skill uniappx-uview-pro- 01
Install
Run the command in your project. The CLI asks which agents to install for.
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Describe the task
Ask your agent for something this skill covers. It loads uniappx-uview-pro automatically when relevant.
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Review the result
The agent follows the SKILL.md steps, scripts and references bundled with the skill.
SKILL.md
The instructions your agent reads when the skill is triggered.
When to use this skill
Use this skill whenever the user wants to:
- Integrate uView Pro into UniAppX projects
- Configure UniAppX projects to work with uView Pro (pages.json, manifest.json, easycom)
- Handle platform-specific behaviors when using uView Pro in UniAppX (H5, mini-program, App, nvue)
- Use UniAppX features (navigation, APIs, lifecycle) with uView Pro components
- Build cross-platform UniAppX applications with uView Pro components
- Configure easycom for automatic uView Pro component import in UniAppX
- Handle navigation and routing with uView Pro in UniAppX
- Optimize UniAppX projects using uView Pro
- Deploy uView Pro-based UniAppX applications to multiple platforms
How to use this skill
This skill is organized to match UniAppX integration patterns and the official UniAppX plugin structure (https://ext.dcloud.net.cn/plugin?id=24633). When working with uView Pro in UniAppX:
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Install and setup uView Pro in UniAppX project:
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examples/getting-started/installation.mdfor installation in UniAppX - Load
examples/getting-started/project-setup.mdfor UniAppX project configuration - Load
examples/getting-started/easycom-config.mdfor easycom configuration
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Integrate with UniAppX features:
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examples/integration/pages-config.mdfor pages.json configuration - Load
examples/integration/manifest-config.mdfor manifest.json configuration - Load
examples/integration/navigation.mdfor navigation with uView Pro - Load
examples/integration/uniappx-api.mdfor using UniAppX APIs with uView Pro
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Handle platform-specific behaviors:
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examples/platform-specific/h5.mdfor H5 platform considerations - Load
examples/platform-specific/miniprogram.mdfor mini-program considerations - Load
examples/platform-specific/app.mdfor App platform considerations - Load
examples/platform-specific/nvue.mdfor nvue considerations
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Advanced integration:
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examples/advanced/custom-theme.mdfor theme customization in UniAppX - Load
examples/advanced/build-optimization.mdfor build optimization - Load
examples/advanced/multi-platform.mdfor multi-platform deployment
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Reference the API documentation when needed:
api/integration-api.md- UniAppX and uView Pro integration APIapi/config-api.md- Configuration API reference
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Use templates for quick start:
templates/basic-uniappx-project.md- Basic UniAppX project with uView Protemplates/pages-template.md- Pages configuration templatetemplates/manifest-template.md- Manifest configuration template
Important Notes:
- This skill focuses on UniAppX integration, not uView Pro API documentation
- UniAppX uses TypeScript (.uts files) and Composition API (setup syntax)
- Always configure easycom in pages.json for automatic component import
- Use conditional compilation (
#ifdef,#endif) for platform-specific code - Test on all target platforms (H5, mini-programs, App) before deployment
- Use rpx units for responsive sizing in UniAppX
Examples and Templates
Getting Started
- Installation:
examples/getting-started/installation.md- How to install uView Pro in UniAppX projects - Project Setup:
examples/getting-started/project-setup.md- Setting up UniAppX project with uView Pro - Easycom Config:
examples/getting-started/easycom-config.md- Configuring easycom for automatic component import
Integration
- Pages Config:
examples/integration/pages-config.md- Configuring pages.json with uView Pro - Manifest Config:
examples/integration/manifest-config.md- Configuring manifest.json for uView Pro - Navigation:
examples/integration/navigation.md- Navigation and routing with uView Pro - UniAppX API:
examples/integration/uniappx-api.md- Using UniAppX APIs with uView Pro components
Platform-Specific
- H5:
examples/platform-specific/h5.md- H5 platform considerations with uView Pro - Mini-Program:
examples/platform-specific/miniprogram.md- Mini-program considerations with uView Pro - App:
examples/platform-specific/app.md- App platform considerations with uView Pro - nvue:
examples/platform-specific/nvue.md- nvue considerations with uView Pro
Advanced
- Custom Theme:
examples/advanced/custom-theme.md- Customizing themes in UniAppX projects - Build Optimization:
examples/advanced/build-optimization.md- Optimizing UniAppX builds with uView Pro - Multi-Platform:
examples/advanced/multi-platform.md- Multi-platform deployment strategies
Templates
- Basic Project:
templates/basic-uniappx-project.md- Basic UniAppX project structure with uView Pro - Pages Template:
templates/pages-template.md- pages.json configuration template - Manifest Template:
templates/manifest-template.md- manifest.json configuration template
API Reference
- Integration API:
api/integration-api.md- UniAppX and uView Pro integration API reference - Config API:
api/config-api.md- Configuration API reference for UniAppX projects
Best Practices
- Use easycom: Configure easycom in pages.json for automatic uView Pro component import
- Platform Testing: Test on all target platforms (H5, mini-programs, App) before deployment
- Use rpx Units: Use rpx for responsive sizing in UniAppX, px for fixed sizes
- SCSS Support: Ensure SCSS is properly configured in UniAppX project
- Manifest Configuration: Properly configure manifest.json for each platform
- Conditional Compilation: Use conditional compilation (
#ifdef,#endif) for platform-specific code - Performance: Optimize for each platform's specific requirements
- TypeScript: Use TypeScript (.uts files) and proper type definitions
- Composition API: Use Composition API and setup syntax (recommended for UniAppX)
- Lifecycle Management: Properly handle UniAppX page lifecycle with uView Pro components
Resources
- Official UniAppX Plugin: https://ext.dcloud.net.cn/plugin?id=24633
- UniAppX Documentation: https://uniapp.dcloud.net.cn/uni-app-x/
- UniAppX API Reference: https://uniapp.dcloud.net.cn/uni-app-x/api/
Keywords
uniappx, uniapp-x, uview-pro, uview pro, uniappx integration, uniappx configuration, easycom, pages.json, manifest.json, uni-app-x, 小程序, 跨平台, H5, App, nvue, 条件编译, 平台差异, TypeScript, Composition API, setup 语法, .uts 文件, UniAppX 组件, 跨平台组件, 小程序组件, App 组件
FAQ
What does the uniappx-uview-pro skill do?
Integrates uView Pro component library into UniAppX (uni-app-x) projects with TypeScript and Composition API, including easycom configuration, pages.json and manifest.json setup, and platform-specific handling. Use when the user needs to add uView Pro components to a UniAppX project, configure TypeScript .uts integration, or handle cross-platform styling.
How do I install uniappx-uview-pro?
Run npx skills add https://github.com/partme-ai/full-stack-skills --skill uniappx-uview-pro in your project. The skills CLI detects the agents you use and copies the skill into the right folder. For Claude Code you can also place the skill folder at ~/.claude/skills/uniappx-uview-pro/ (personal) or .claude/skills/uniappx-uview-pro/ (project).
Which AI agents can use uniappx-uview-pro?
Any agent that supports the open Agent Skills format (a folder with a SKILL.md file), including Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, Gemini CLI, Windsurf, Cline, OpenCode and more.
Is uniappx-uview-pro safe to install?
No partner security audit is available yet. Skills can run commands and scripts, so read the SKILL.md and any bundled files before installing.
Who maintains uniappx-uview-pro?
It is published by partme-ai in partme-ai/full-stack-skills. It has 106 recorded installs.
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