This component is inspired from the meeting selector from doctolib with the power of Vuejs components.
The Vue Meeting Selector is a powerful component designed for seamless meeting management, heavily inspired by the Doctolib meeting selector. Built with Vue.js, this component offers a modern interface to efficiently handle scheduling and management of meetings. Developers looking to streamline meeting selections will find this tool incredibly useful, as it allows for a high degree of customization and adaptability within their Vue applications.
The component not only simplifies the management of meeting slots but also boasts features that ensure an intuitive user experience. With its comprehensive documentation and straightforward setup, it is accessible for both seasoned developers and newcomers to Vue.js.
v-model feature to handle single or multiple MeetingSlot instances, which is essential for effective meeting scheduling.meeting-slot-selected and change provide hooks for responding to user interactions, enhancing interactivity.Vite is a build tool that aims to provide a faster and leaner development experience for modern web projects
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