How do I use a custom vue component in the storefront?

1. You need to add the assetLinks function to your modules service provider so that your modules assets are publicly linkable. An example module service provider can be found here:
   
   https://github.com/aerocargo/admin-example-vue/blob/master/src/ServiceProvider.php
   
   
2. You also need to make your component .vue file(s) and your main.js file that will register all of the components. An example javascript structure can be found here:
   
   https://github.com/aerocargo/admin-example-vue/tree/master/resources/js
   
   
3. You need to run php artisan aero:link in your terminal to link the assets.
   
   
4. You then need to register the javascript file using the Aero\Components\Facades\Component facade import method:
   
   

   \Aero\Components\Facades\Component::import('/modules/aerocargo/acme/components.js');

   This facade is provided by the aerocommerce/components module.

   
   
5. Once you’ve got your files setup, have ran the link command and have built the javascript files (using npm: npm run dev or npm run production).

Usage

{% component %}

The component tag will render the component in line with the aero.ssr.enabled config value, if true then the component will be server-side rendered:

{% component "product" with {count: 100} csr %}
<div>
    <example-component :count="count" />
</div>
{% endcomponent %}

Using csr means that the component will always be client-side rendered. 
Using ssr means the component will always be server-side rendered.

{% vue %}

The vue tag will render the component client-side by default:

{% vue with {count: 100} ssr %}
<div>
    <example-component :count="count" />
    <another-example-component v-model="count" />
</div>
{% endvue %}

Using ssr means the component will be server-side rendered.