Use the shared Ace Grid runtime from Vue
Ace Grid keeps rows, columns, feature configuration, and grid actions consistent across framework hosts. The @ace-grid/vue package provides the Vue integration while Core, Pro, and Enterprise define the capability tier.
Start with the workflow, then choose the tier
Use Core for editable virtualized grid foundations. Add Pro for formulas, validation, Excel I/O, grouping, tree data, sparklines, spanning, and advanced filtering. Use Enterprise when the application needs server row model, charts, pivot, or master-detail workflows.
Keep Vue application state in control
Pass rows, columns, layout, and feature props through the Vue host, then handle edits and grid actions in normal application state. Test representative keyboard, editing, filtering, selection, and loading behavior before adopting advanced tiers.
Vue Ace Grid example
<script setup lang="ts">
import GridComponent from "@ace-grid/vue/core";
const gridProps = {
data: { rows, columns },
layout: { width: 960, height: 520 },
virtual: { enableVirtualization: true },
};
</script>
<template>
<GridComponent :props="gridProps" />
</template>How to evaluate it
Limitations and tradeoffs
- Use a semantic table when the data is small, read-only, and does not need grid interaction.
- Verify framework wrapper APIs and required tier behavior with a representative proof of concept.
Common questions
Does Ace Grid have a dedicated Vue package?
Yes. @ace-grid/vue exposes the Ace Grid runtime through the Vue host while preserving the shared grid configuration model.