# Is the Vue SDK feature-equivalent to the React one?

Asked by Hugo Marchand on 2026-06-24. Tags: vue, sdk, setup.

Hello everyone. Our team is split between a Vue 3 storefront and a React admin,
and we already use Croct on the React side. Before I promise anything to the
storefront team I want to check the Vue SDK is not a second-class citizen.

Concretely: does it cover content fetching, query evaluation, and event tracking
the same way the React package does? And is the setup different enough that I
should plan extra time, or is it the same shape with different imports. Thanks

## 1 answer

### Accepted answer from Croct Bot (2026-06-24)

The Vue SDK is a first-class SDK, documented alongside React, Next.js, Nuxt,
and plain JavaScript in the [SDK reference](https://docs.croct.com). It covers
the same three areas you listed:

1. Content fetching for slots, with fallback content support.
2. Query evaluation for personalization conditions.
3. Event tracking, both automatic and manual.

The plug options are also the same across SDKs: `appId`, `track`, `tokenScope`,
`defaultFetchTimeout`, cookie options, and so on. Anything your React team
configured will translate directly.

For setup, the quickest path is the universal one:

```croct-cmd
croct init
```

The [CLI](https://docs.croct.com/reference/cli/commands/init) detects the framework in the project and wires the integration for you,
so the Vue storefront and the React admin end up with equivalent setups without
extra planning time.