Questions tagged [getter]
In the world of object-oriented programming, a getter is like a magic key that unlocks access to private class members by returning their values through a public accessor method.
I've hit a roadblock while setting up Vuex modules for my latest project. I attempted to follow Chris Fritz's example of registering components in a more efficient manner, as demonstrated in this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7lpemgMhi0k ...
I delved into a Vuex course and the journey was smooth sailing until they introduced an arrow function in a getter, then utilized it in a computed property and action. Behold the code: item structure: const _products = [ { id: 1, title: "iPad 4 Mini", ...
I am currently working on a to-do application where I have implemented a button to toggle the checked/completed state of all todos. However, I have encountered an issue where although I am mutating an array of the state, the getters are not updating accord ...
My blog contains various posts. Clicking on a preview will direct you to the post page. Within the post page, I utilize a getter function to display the correct post (using the find method to return object.name which matches the object in the array). cons ...
Within my JobComponent.vue file, I am fetching data from a VUEX Store. This component is utilized on two different pages - the first being Home.vue and the second being AllJobs.vue. When used in AllJobs.vue, JobComponent.vue works perfectly fine as it rend ...
As a beginner in VUEX, I am experimenting with building a test application to dive deeper into the world of VUEX. I have organized my VUEX store into modules, where each module has its own getter.js file. Getters, actions, and mutations are imported into i ...
Encountering an issue that states: HTTP Status 500 - Could not write JSON: Conflicting getter definitions for property "oid" The root cause is the presence of two similar methods in the class: getOID (deprecated) and getOid Unfortunately, modi ...
Here is my global state and shared component where I set and define getters: export default { getters: { loading(state) { return state.loading; }, statusMessage(state) { return state.statusMessage; }, }, } The store expor ...
I have a class defined as follows: export class Story { id: number; title: string; storyText: string; utcDate: string; get displayDate(): string { const today = new Date(); const postDate = new Date(this.utcDate); ...
Is it possible to create a getter that acts like a function generator? My attempts class Foo { * Test1(): IterableIterator<string> { // Works, but not a getter... yield "Hello!"; } * get Test2(): IterableIterator<string> ...