You can build Vue composables that work with both plain values and reactive references. This skill shows you how to use MaybeRef types to make your functions flexible. Developers who create reusable logic will find this useful.
The key is to normalize inputs with toValue() or toRef() inside reactive effects. This keeps behavior predictable. Your composables become adaptable for any caller.
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