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I noticed that the Pastefy frontend currently runs on PrimeVue 4 (primevue ^4.3.2 in frontend/package.json)
For teams looking to keep their frontend stack on an actively maintained community driven MIT foundation based on the 4.x lineage I wanted to share OpenVue
OpenVue is an open source fork based directly on PrimeVue 4.5.5 under the MIT license Because it maintains strict API component and theming parity with the 4.x base it serves as a drop in replacement allowing migration in just a few minutes without refactoring existing UI code
We recently reached our 1.0.0 stable release and are continuously maintaining and updating the codebase for the community
Since Pastefy is an MIT licensed project that people self host having an actively maintained MIT option for the 4.x line might be worth considering as the frontend stack evolves
The migration is a single command that shows a plan first and asks before writing anything
npx @openvue/migrate
It renames the dependencies and rewrites the imports including @primeuix/themes which you also use and it leaves tailwindcss-primeui in place so the existing Tailwind setup is not touched
Here are a few quick references if you would like to explore
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I noticed that the Pastefy frontend currently runs on PrimeVue 4 (
primevue ^4.3.2infrontend/package.json)For teams looking to keep their frontend stack on an actively maintained community driven MIT foundation based on the 4.x lineage I wanted to share OpenVue
OpenVue is an open source fork based directly on PrimeVue 4.5.5 under the MIT license Because it maintains strict API component and theming parity with the 4.x base it serves as a drop in replacement allowing migration in just a few minutes without refactoring existing UI code
We recently reached our 1.0.0 stable release and are continuously maintaining and updating the codebase for the community
Since Pastefy is an MIT licensed project that people self host having an actively maintained MIT option for the 4.x line might be worth considering as the frontend stack evolves
The migration is a single command that shows a plan first and asks before writing anything
It renames the dependencies and rewrites the imports including
@primeuix/themeswhich you also use and it leavestailwindcss-primeuiin place so the existing Tailwind setup is not touchedHere are a few quick references if you would like to explore
Migration Guide https://openvue.dev/migrate
Documentation https://openvue.dev/
GitHub Repository: https://github.com/openvi-foundation/openvue
Would love to hear the team thoughts and I am happy to help answer any technical questions if anyone decides to give it a try
Thanks for taking a look
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