This is example in react.js: Form.jsx Input.jsx My question is, how can I pass attributes to other components with spread objects? like react.js Answer See this page of the documentation. By binding an object using v-bind (without the spread operator), internally Vue.js will extract out each property and pass them as individual props. In your example above, you would do
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Programmatically instantiate vuetify-components
I am trying to programmatically instantiate vuetify-components and add them to the DOM. With simple components like a v-card or v-dialoge it works fine, but it does not work with v-data-tables. I created a codesandbox to showcase the problem: https://codesandbox.io/s/throbbing-butterfly-4ljhx?file=/src/components/MainWindow.vue Look at the errors in the console when clicking the button to add a Table. Can anyone help me out
How to use React with function component and hooks ONLY?
Having a React project with some component written in Class style and some others written in Hooks styles make the newcomers confuse and harder to reuse common logic. Is there a way, for example: An alternative library like Preact, Inferno,… which compatible with React but only support hooks Or an ESLint feature that warning every time someone try to create
Send multiple props across components React
I am trying to send two variables from the Component ‘Game’ to the Component ‘App’ but I am unsure how to send more than one prop at a time. This what I have: With this I am able to send the prop ‘score’ from ‘Game’ to ‘App’ but I was wondering if it was possible to send more then just
How can I change this class base higher order component into a functional component?
I have already created a HOC in my react app following this, and its working fine. However i was wondering if there is a way to create a HOC as functional component(With or without state)??? since the given example is a class based component. Tried to find the same over web but couldn’t get anything. Not sure if thats even
Vue.js component parent event
im wondering why my code isn’t working. I have an event ‘leave’ which should be called on blur. The components are displayed properly but when i leave the inputs the event wont be triggered. Thanks for your help 🙂 Answer Your <text-input> component needs to forward (re-emit) the blur event from the inner <input> element: Then, <text-input>’s parent could receive
vue js cant understand keep alive
I’m doing tests with this code: https://jsfiddle.net/b2qj69o1/25/ And the js part I did the alert() test to see whether vue will re-render the component. I see that with or without wraping <component> with <keep-alive>, the alert() if called only the first time I enter the Home tab. So I have two questions: 1. What exactly keep-alive does? cause it seems
VueJS – Pass slot to child of child component
I have a list and a list_item component that I reuse a lot inside my application. On a simplified form: contact_list.vue contact_list_item.vue When I use contact_list inside a specific component, I want to be able to send a slot that will add some new columns to the contact_list_item component. This slot will use data of the specific contact that is
How to Pass data from child to parent component Angular
I have a component named search_detail which has another component inside it named calendar, SearchDetail_component.html SearchDetail_component.ts Calendar.component.ts I want to access the startdate and enddate on click of the ok button in the search detail page. how can i do? Answer Register the EventEmitter in your child component as the @Output: Emit value on click: Listen for the events in
React Components – What is the proper way to create them?
I’m learning React and I came across two different ways to create components. One is by Facebook and the other by AirBnB. I also saw them in the tutorials I’ve been watching. This may be a stupid question, but which one is better? Facebook: AirBnB: Disclaimer: I may have errors in the code, so please forgive me and just focus