I was reading answers to a Stack Overflow question when I came across this one, which has the file names in its example code ending in .view.

My experience with Vue has been that the single-file components always have their filenames end in .vue.

I looked online and couldn't find any other references to the .view extension.

Is there such a thing as a .view file in Vue? Or was this more likely a typo?

CodePudding user response：

Considering the fact that the user who posted the answer has apparently no knowledge in Vue (or frontend), I assume this is quite a typo indeed.
There is no such thing in Vue. Especially since the answer is using script setup, which is quite specific to Vue, since it's some sugar syntax.

I've edited his answer to fix the typo.
I have notified the answerer of it, he may come back here at some point if he founds out that my edit was wrong.

Vue comes from View, and Vue is the french word for it. The confusion is understandable but there is no such things as .view.
There are no other tags like Laravel, Ruby on Rails or alike, so 100% a typo.