[plugin:vite:vue] Illegal '/' in tags.

[liwenfengg]

#4

When I did what you said, I sent a new error on the app side.

This is the demo repo, you can have a try.

[liwenfengg]

The project I created using your template starter-uni also has this problem, and I only added this line.

<div i-carbon-campsite inline-block color="blue" />

This is the demo repo, you can have a try.

[liwenfengg]

[LLinVIP]

I also noticed this question. When I use old unocss-preset-uni, I didn't encounter this question.

[zguolee]

Because unocss-applet and unocss-preset-uni use two different ways to convert. It has been fixed now.

[zguolee]

#4

When I did what you said, I sent a new error on the app side.

This is the demo repo, you can have a try.

Here's another problem, this plugin modifies the content of the tags(e.g. class=""). I will fix it soon.

[liwenfengg]

#4

When I did what you said, I sent a new error on the app side.
This is the demo repo, you can have a try.

Here's another problem, this plugin modifies the content of the tags(e.g. class=""). I will fix it soon.

I'll wait. and test it once you're done.

[zguolee]

#4

When I did what you said, I sent a new error on the app side.
This is the demo repo, you can have a try.

Here's another problem, this plugin modifies the content of the tags(e.g. class=""). I will fix it soon.

I'll wait. and test it once you're done.

It has been solved in v0.2.4, but if the string contains it, it cannot be solved for the time being(e.g 'p-2.5').

[liwenfengg]

#4

When I did what you said, I sent a new error on the app side.
This is the demo repo, you can have a try.

Here's another problem, this plugin modifies the content of the tags(e.g. class=""). I will fix it soon.

I'll wait. and test it once you're done.

It has been solved in v0.2.4, but if the string contains it, it cannot be solved for the time being(e.g 'p-2.5').

contains what? / ?

[zguolee]

No, including the UnoCSS rules, there are special characters([.:%!#()[\/\],]) at the same time.

// from
<div>{{ 'bg-[hsl(2.7,81.9%,69.6%)]' }}</div>

// to
<div>{{ 'uno-98db2v' }}</div>

[liwenfengg]

No, including the UnoCSS rules, there are special characters([.:%!#()[\/\],]) at the same time.

// from
<div>{{ 'bg-[hsl(2.7,81.9%,69.6%)]' }}</div>

// to
<div>{{ 'uno-98db2v' }}</div>

hhh, Does it convert everything?(doge

[zguolee]

Yes, only strings(UnoCSS rules), normal strings will not be converted. But the impact is not very large, and there is almost no literal scene🤣. Strings in <template></template> may be resolved in the future.