Failed to mount component: template or render function not defined.

[VictorOnwukwe]

It keeps giving the error "Failed to mount component: template or render function not defined."

And I have all dependencies required to load the component.

[tyrrminal]

I got that error when I imported and added this component directly to my view component. However, it worked properly when I instead added it globally to my app's main.js. It should work both ways, but this workaround may help you.

[wanderleypanosso]

@objcow I'm facing the same issue here and it is not working even with global registration.

import imageUploader from 'vue-image-upload-resize'

Vue.component('image-uploader', imageUploader)

Is this how you did it?

[tyrrminal]

I did:

import ImageUploader from "vue-image-upload-resize";
Vue.use(ImageUploader);

[vsirghii]

I'm also having the same message "Failed to mount component: template or render function not defined." when imported and added this component directly to my view component. Yes global installation works (with Vue.use(ImageUploader);) but that creates a global instance and in my scenario, when I have couple of vue components with ImageUploader on the same page, images are uploaded into first instance only.
Is there any way to register ImageUploader on a vue component, not on the whole app, as usual registration:

<script> import ImageUploader from "vue-image-upload-resize"; export default { name: 'TagImage', components: { ImageUploader }....

[svale]

Hi @vsirghii (cc @objcow, @wanderleypanosso, @VictorOnwukwe)

Sorry about this. I somehow messed up how Vue CLI builds for library as target. The new 2.3 release should help.

With this version it is possible to use both initalising as a global plugin (using Vue.use()) and local registration inside another component:

export default {
  components: { 
    ImageUploader
  },
  // ...
}  

[vsirghii]

Awesome Svale .That's a great news. You guys are doing really good job here.