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Composable Design

Build focused, composable use* functions that hide real stateful or side-effect complexity behind a small, predictable TypeScript interface.

1. When to write a composable (and when not to)

• Check existing project composables and @vueuse/core (if installed) before writing a new one.
• Extract a composable when stateful reactive logic or side effects (event listeners, observers, async resource lifecycles, keyboard shortcuts, synced storage) are reused across components or obscure a component's main flow.
• Keep stateless, pure transformations in plain TypeScript utility functions (formatCurrency, parseQuery), not use* composables.
• Give each composable one clear responsibility (useDocumentTitle, useDebouncedSearch, usePagination) instead of a monolithic usePageEverything.

2. Flexible inputs with MaybeRefOrGetter

• Accept reactive and plain inputs seamlessly using Vue 3.3+ types:
  • Read-only inputs: type as MaybeRefOrGetter<T> and normalize inside computed, watch or effects with toValue(input).
  • Mutable ref inputs: type as MaybeRef<T> and normalize with toRef(input).
• Take 1–2 required positional arguments and group optional configuration into a typed options?: UseFeatureOptions object with sensible defaults.

3. Return contract and encapsulation

• Return a plain object of refs and functions (return { items: readonly(items), isLoading: readonly(isLoading), refresh }) so callers can destructure properties without losing reactivity, while still allowing reactive wrapping if needed.
• Wrap internal state refs in readonly() when external callers should only mutate state through the composable's returned actions.
• Make side effects and async triggers explicit: document or configure via immediate?: boolean whether an async composable fetches on creation or waits for an explicit action call.

4. Lifecycle, cleanup and SSR safety

• Call onMounted, onUnmounted, onScopeDispose and inject synchronously at the top of the composable before any await.
• Use getCurrentScope() + onScopeDispose(cleanup) (or onUnmounted) to release timers, AbortControllers, DOM listeners and subscriptions automatically when the owning component or effectScope stops.
• Guard browser-only globals (window, document, localStorage, matchMedia) behind onMounted or typeof window !== 'undefined' checks so the composable never crashes during SSR or unit tests.
• Never store per-request mutable state at module scope unless the composable is an intentional client-only singleton (and even then, prefer Pinia or createSharedComposable when SSR is not used).

Before you finish

• Existing composables and @vueuse/core checked before creating a new one.
• Inputs accept MaybeRefOrGetter<T> normalized via toValue() where reactivity is useful.
• Returns a plain object of refs (with readonly() on internal state) and explicit action functions.
• Listeners, timers and in-flight requests are cleaned up via onScopeDispose / onUnmounted / onWatcherCleanup.