vite-vue3-lowcode

Buqiyuan's vite-vue3-lowcode is a low-code platform for building mobile H5 pages visually, in the style of Chinese page builders used for marketing microsites. It is aimed at frontend developers experimenting with Vue 3's newer features through a concrete drag-and-drop page-building project rather than a production-ready product.

It offers a drag-and-drop canvas for composing pages from components, a Monaco-based code editor for custom logic, and separate UI toolkits for desktop (Element Plus) and mobile (Vant) editing contexts. The README describes it as a model-driven view system, where a model defines state and actions and a view subscribes to that state and triggers those actions, and lists dynamic page creation and drag-based component generation as already working.

The author describes the project as a personal, half-year-old experimental toy that was not kept up to date, with a larger rewrite planned for a later date. It is written in TypeScript and Vue and released under the MIT license, and is intended to be run and extended locally rather than used as a finished hosted tool.