vue-component

I have an situation where I have a render function that passes some data to a scoped slot. As part of this data I'd like to include some VNodes constructed by the render function that could optionally be used by the scoped slot. Is there anyway when writing the scoped slot in a template to output the raw VNodes that were received? You can use a functional component to render the vnodes for that section of your template: <some-component> <div slot-scope="{ vnodes }"> <vnodes :vnodes="vnodes"/> </div> </some-component> components: { Vnodes: { functional: true, render: (h, ctx) => ctx.props

Basically, when I have a component, let’s call it “TransportComponenet.vue”, and in that component, I have a data() and My properties are carId, transportId. What vue does is makes getters and setters for these properties. Let’s say in this componenet’s view, I type {{carId + transportId}} and also {{carId * transportId}} . As far As I know, Vue comes to my views, looks at them, and wherever I have getters ( {{carId+ transportId}} or {{carId * transportId}} ) are getters. So vue comes and registers them in component’s watcher. When I somewhere use setters such as this.carId = 5 . Vue does the

I am working with a mid size project utilizing Vuejs as the front-end. The options I am exploring to encapsulate / separate the common methods which may be used in many components include mixins approach and plugin approach. Mixin Approach I have to write an import statement in each of the component (file) where I want to use the mixin methods. Does this increase the final file size as the mixin will be imported at multiple places? I can use this within the mixin methods. Plugin Approach I can install the plugin globally with Vue.use(MyPlugin) and use the plugin in any component without

I am trying to use a globally registered component (with Vue.component ) inside a single file component but I am always getting vue.common.js:2611[Vue warn]: Unknown custom element: <my-component> - did you register the component correctly? For example: main.js: ... Vue.component('my-component', { name: 'my-component', template: '<div>A custom component!</div>' }) ... home.vue: <template> <div> <my-component></my-component> </div> </template> <script> module.exports = { name: 'home' } </script> If I register it locally, it works OK: <template> <div> <my-component></my-component> </div> <

I am having a hard time passing props using Vue-Router. I seem to not be able to access the props when I bring them into the next view. This is my methods object: methods: { submitForm() { let self = this; axios({ method: 'post', url: url_here, data:{ email: this.email, password: this.password }, headers: { 'Content-type': 'application/x-www-form-urlencoded; charset=utf-8' } }).then(function(response) { self.userInfo = response.data; self.$router.push({name: 'reading-comprehension', props: {GUID:self.userInfo.uniqueID }}); }) } } The post request is working, but when I try to route to a new

Is it possible to emit a custom event from the directive in the component to which this directive is attached. I was expecting it to work as described in example, but it does not. Example: //Basic Directive <script> Vue.directive('foo', { bind(el, binding, vnode) { setTimeout(() => { //vnode.context.$emit('bar'); <- this will trigger in parent vnode.$emit('bar'); }, 3000); } }); </script> //Basic Component <template> <button v-foo @bar="change">{{label}}</button> </template> <script> export default{ data() { return { label: 'i dont work' } }, methods: { change() { this.label = 'I DO WORK!'; }