vueuse-math-skilld

name	vueuse-math-skilld
description	Math functions for VueUse. ALWAYS use when writing code importing "@vueuse/math". Consult for debugging, best practices, or modifying @vueuse/math, vueuse/math, vueuse math, vueuse.
metadata	{"version":"14.3.0","generated_at":"2026-05-01T00:00:00.000Z","references_synced_at":"2026-05-01T00:00:00.000Z"}

vueuse/vueuse @vueuse/math@14.3.0

Tags: alpha: 14.0.0-alpha.3, beta: 14.0.0-beta.1, latest: 14.3.0

References: Docs

API Changes

This section documents version-specific API changes — prioritize recent major/minor releases.

• DEPRECATED: and, or, not — v14 deprecated in favor of original names logicAnd, logicOr, logicNot source

• BREAKING: Requires Vue 3.5+ — v14 moved to Vue 3.5 as minimum version, enabling native useTemplateRef and MaybeRefOrGetter source

• BREAKING: ESM-only — v13 dropped CommonJS (CJS) support entirely source

• NEW: useAverage — reactively calculate average from an array or variadic arguments

• NEW: useSum — reactively calculate sum from an array or variadic arguments

• NEW: createProjection — create a reusable numeric projector between two numeric domains

• NEW: createGenericProjection — create a projector with a custom mapping function for arbitrary types

• NEW: usePrecision — options now include math property for rounding strategy (floor, ceil, round)

• NEW: useClamp — returns ComputedRef instead of Ref when input is a getter or readonly ref

• NEW: useMath — provides reactive access to any standard Math method via key name

• NEW: logicAnd, logicOr, logicNot — variadic reactive boolean logic supporting multiple refs

• NEW: useMax, useMin — support both array and variadic arguments for reactive comparison

• NEW: useAbs, useCeil, useFloor, useRound, useTrunc — dedicated reactive wrappers for common Math methods

• NEW: useProjection — reactive numeric projection from one domain to another

Also changed: tsdown build system v14 · WatchSource<T> types v14 · MaybeRefOrGetter native v12.8

Best Practices

• Use useClamp with a mutable ref to create a self-validating state. When a mutable ref is passed, it returns a writable computed that automatically clamps any value assigned to it source

// Preferred: prevents invalid state assignment
const value = useClamp(shallowRef(0), 0, 10)
value.value = 15 // state remains 10

• Pass reactive arrays for domains in useProjection to handle dynamic scaling. This is preferred for UI elements like zoomable charts or responsive sliders where the input/output boundaries change over time source

• Define reusable mappers with createProjection outside component logic. This ensures consistent scaling across different parts of the application and reduces the overhead of redefining domains source

• Leverage rest arguments in aggregation composables for ad-hoc calculations. useSum, useAverage, useMax, and useMin accept multiple refs directly, avoiding the need to create intermediate array refs

// Preferred: cleaner syntax for fixed sets of refs
const total = useSum(refA, refB, refC)

• Prefer usePrecision over toFixed for numeric operations. usePrecision returns a number, which prevents type-coercion bugs and allows further mathematical operations without re-parsing strings source

• Use explicit rounding modes in usePrecision for specific UI requirements. Pass the math option ('floor' | 'ceil' | 'round') to control how fractional values are handled in paginators or progress bars source

• Combine logicAnd or logicOr with @vueuse/core's whenever for cleaner side effects. This pattern is more readable than complex manual computed properties when triggering actions based on multiple reactive flags source

• Employ createGenericProjection for non-linear domain mapping. Provide a custom projector function to handle logarithmic scales or custom eased transitions between numeric domains source

• Use useMath to reactively derive values from standard Math methods. It automatically wraps multiple arguments and ensures the result updates whenever any input dependency changes source

• Use logicNot for reactive boolean inversion in templates. It expresses intent more clearly than !ref.value or manual computed wrappers when defining visibility or disabled states