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Developer Portal

Quickstart, machine-readable endpoints, and integration conventions for building against Vue Solana.

This portal is the entry point for developers and AI agents integrating with Vue Solana — both the Vue/Nuxt libraries themselves and the machine-readable surface of this documentation site.

Quickstart: Build A Solana App With Vue

  1. Install the package for your stack: pnpm add @vue-solana/nuxt for Nuxt, or pnpm add @vue-solana/vue @vue-solana/core for plain Vue 3.
  2. Register the plugin or module (see Getting Started) and point it at a cluster — devnet by default.
  3. Read data with composables: useSolanaClient, useBalance, useTokenAccounts.
  4. Connect a wallet with useWallets and useWallet (browser extensions, Mobile Wallet Adapter, and iOS wallet links).
  5. Sign and send with useSignMessage and useSignAndSendTransaction.

There are no API keys for the Solana RPC: composables talk to public devnet/mainnet endpoints, and you can swap in your own RPC provider. The live demo runs the published packages against devnet in your browser — no signup.

Machine-Readable Surface Of This Site

This documentation site exposes a documented machine surface, no signup or keys required:

  • /llms.txt — index of every documentation page for agents.
  • /llms-full.txt — the complete documentation corpus as one markdown document.
  • /openapi.json — OpenAPI 3.1 spec covering all endpoints, the RFC 9457 error model, the versioning policy, and rate-limit conventions.
  • Accept: text/markdown negotiation on every documentation page (or append .md to the URL).
  • /sitemap.xml — full URL list.

Errors follow RFC 9457 (application/problem+json) with a recovery extension object; 404s for unknown paths return a markdown recovery body when requested with Accept: text/markdown.

Sandbox

The Solana devnet cluster is the shared sandbox: it is free, it needs no credentials, and airdrops let you test transfers without real funds. The demo page is configured for devnet, and every guide's examples run against it.

API Keys And Authentication

There are none to manage. The packages are client libraries you run in your own app, and this site's machine endpoints are public. If a future feature requires keys, they will be announced on the Roadmap page first.

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