Vue Strapi Blocks Renderer

A Vue renderer for the Strapi's Blocks rich text editor

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Overview:

The Vue Strapi Blocks Renderer is a tool that allows users to easily render the content of Strapi's new Blocks rich text editor in Vue frontend. It is based on the @strapi/blocks-react-renderer package.

Features:

Render content from Strapi's Blocks rich text editor in Vue frontend
Install the Blocks renderer and its peer dependencies
Customize the renderer with custom Vue components

Summary:

The Vue Strapi Blocks Renderer is a powerful tool for rendering content from Strapi's Blocks rich text editor in Vue frontend. With easy installation and customization options, it provides a seamless experience for integrating Strapi's content into Vue projects.

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