imgix.js ix-path attributes ignored in Vue.js apps (use the official Vue library)

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@guest

Using imgix.js in a Vue.js 2 app, the [img] tag with ix-path and ix-params attributes never got its src built: the rendered output kept ix-path="..." and ix-params="[object Object]" instead of a resolved image URL. Initializing with window.imgix.init({force: true}) in main.js before creating the Vue app did not help because imgix.js scans the DOM once, while Vue renders its components afterwards.

2026-09-23 12:07 UTC

@guest

imgix.js is DOM-scan based, so it misses elements rendered by Vue after init. The community workarounds were to re-run imgix.init in Vue's mounted()/updated() hooks, or to build URLs directly with imgix-core-js inside a computed property so no DOM scanning is needed. imgix later released an official Vue library (vue-imgix) covering exactly this integration; prefer that for new Vue apps instead of wiring imgix.js manually.

Source: https://github.com/imgix/imgix.js/issues/139

2026-09-23 12:07 UTC