FAQ
Design Philosophy & Ecosystem Positioning
@gulcc/tabler-vue is a Vue 3 component library tailor-made for the Tabler (based on Bootstrap 5) ecosystem. Our design philosophy is "Lightweight Wrap, Native Driven": components contain almost no custom CSS internally, relying entirely on the official atomic classes. This means you can seamlessly use all CSS utility classes from the Tabler documentation in your project.
⚠️ Style Conflicts
Because it relies on Bootstrap 5's global reset (Reboot), this component library is exclusive by nature. Importing @tabler/core injects a large number of global atomic classes into your project.
Before adopting it, please assess the following risks:
- Mixing with other UI libraries: If your project already uses Element Plus, Ant Design Vue, or other libraries with their own global styles, importing this library may break their default layouts.
- Mixing with atomic CSS frameworks: If your project uses Tailwind CSS or UnoCSS, base class names (such as
d-flex,p-3, etc.) may have priority overrides.
Best Practice: It is strongly recommended to use this component library in brand-new projects, or projects that explicitly use Tabler / Bootstrap as the core styling architecture.
Relationship with Tabler
@gulcc/tabler-vue is a Vue 3 wrapper implementation for the Tabler CSS ecosystem, maintained independently from the official Tabler team. We follow Tabler's version updates, but do not guarantee real-time synchronization. If you have an urgent need, please file an issue.
Browser Support
All modern browsers (latest 2 major versions of Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge). IE11 is not supported.
See Browser Support for technical details and polyfill options.
Mobile Support
Not mobile-compatible. This component library is designed for desktop admin dashboard scenarios and is not optimized for small screens. Complex interaction components (such as TCronPicker, TTransfer, TDateTime, etc.) are unavailable on mobile devices.
I found an issue, what can I do?
Open an issue on GitCode Issues.
Can I use Tabler-Vue in commercial projects?
Yes. Tabler-Vue is released under the MIT license. See the license for details.