alova-client
Alova Client-Side Skill (v3)
Scope: Browser environments — Vue3 / React / Svelte.
For server-side (Node/Bun/Deno), seealova-serverskill.
For mini-programs (uni-app/Taro), seealova-miniprogramskill.
How to Use This Skill
This skill is structured in two layers:
- This file — Quick-reference index: what each API does and when to use it. Read this first.
- Official docs (fetch on demand) — For full options, edge cases, or unfamiliar APIs, use
web_fetchon the URL listed in each section to get the latest accurate information.
Always fetch the official doc before answering questions about specific API options or behaviors — alova is actively developed and live docs are more reliable than training data.
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