I'm using VuePress to auto-generate a static, non-interactive site from a set of Vue components and some input data that's updated daily. For me it serves the purpose of a batteries-included way to render Vue to HTML, without messing with SSR libraries, webpack, or Babel configurations myself. I find Vue's composability a much tidier way of doing things than the file-inclusion-based setups typical of systems designed for static site generation.<p>That said, I've had to write a Python script to do some pre- and post-processing on the VuePress files. Generating a single README.md whose front matter contains my input JSON; stripping out script tags, as there's currently no way to prevent VuePress from generating them in the first place; minifying the HTML; injecting some extra tags; moving files around. There's a bit of a mismatch here between my use case and VuePress's primary role as a documentation generator.<p>I'd love to be able to call into VuePress as a library, instead of running it as a separate executable, and, for example, pass it my input data directly instead of writing it out to a temporary file for it to read back in. This is something I plan to toy with implementing once I get some free time again (currently bogged down with preparing to give a talk).