vue

Create a new Vue project interactively

$ vue create [project_name]

$ vue ui

vue [file1] [file2] ...

file1, file2, ...
    The files to be displayed side-by-side. At least two files are expected.

The `vue` command is not a standard Linux utility. It most likely refers to a custom script or alias. Without a standard man page or readily available documentation, its functionality is speculative. Assuming that `vue` represents a side-by-side file viewer or comparison tool, it likely reads two or more input files and presents their contents aligned horizontally. This facilitates visual comparison of the files' contents to highlight differences and similarities. It may highlight changes, added, or deleted lines in a fashion similar to `diff` command however presented in a more readable user interface.

It is important to acknowledge that `vue` is non-standard. If you encounter it on a system, you'll need to consult local documentation, the system administrator, or the script itself to determine its precise usage. Because `vue` is non-standard, its availability and specific features will vary significantly across different environments. Do not assume it behaves like familiar utilities like `diff` or `vimdiff`. It would be very helpful to understand the specific implementation of `vue` for the target system. Its features could range from a simple wrapper around existing utilities, to a complex piece of software with unique features.

This is not a standard Linux command. Its existence and behavior depend entirely on its specific implementation on the system where it's found. The description above is speculative and based on the likely intent of such a command name. Check the alias or script definition for definitive behavior.

The `vue` command might be a shell script that uses utilities like `diff`, `pr`, or `paste` to achieve its side-by-side display. Examining the script's content is crucial to understand its functionality.

If the `vue` command is not found, it either isn't installed, or it is not in your PATH. Ask your sysadmin where the correct `vue` executable is located or get it installed for you.

diff(1), vimdiff(1), meld(1)