Vue Dependency Injection Simplified
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Dependency injection using the provide/inject pattern is a great way to make your app more readable and easy to maintain.
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Rewatching this due to being jammed up with a user merged with defaults library config data -> prop validator data currently using provide/inject pattern.
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It’s a mix feeling using provide and inject, it is definitely handy in nested structure, however if you want to constrain the exactly what the component needs and make it clean and slim, I slowly back to the habit to use props way.
👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 always wondered what I was doing wrong with passing data to child components, this helps a ton!
How did i not know this before, this is amazing. Thank you
Great video! Appreciate that you showed how to do it with
Of course! is pretty handy (once you understand the original setup syntax)!
Great description, thanks
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Sorry about that! Thanks for the feedback and I'll keep an eye on that for future vids 😀
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I’m pretty sure you’re aware of this, that the Composition API also provides an alternative for this kind of situations through state management, which is really useful and works just as well as Vuex (for small projects at least). It would be really interesting to watch your take on this :) Thank you!
@dnvdk I have that one pending :)
i've also been looking at PINIA, would you all be interested in a quick video?
@@LearnVue more than interested! :)
Nise!!! I really like this feature.. thanks for showing it.
you're welcome! glad you like it
Thank you so much for this! Helped me a lot!
glad it helped!!
Can you please make a tutorial on how to watch for changes in the provided data. E.g. Watching for a change in a variable that resides in the drawer component?
Thanks!
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Isnt it better to export a reactive const and import it where needed? Whats the benefits to use this way?
Export a reactive const would be a way to mimic a store like state where any component (regardless of hierarchy) could access the data. Provide/inject works more like props where the components that need access to this data have a parent/child relationship.
While I think having some sort of application state has many purposes (Vuex), in strictly parent/child components, it can make your data better represent your component structure and reduce the possible number of places where your data can be mutated.
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What if our child component is very deep in tree so when we provide reactive data to child does it will re-render all the components in between child and parent component?
Good question
Why don't you just use Pinia?
that's also possible, this is what pinia does behind the scenes!
Why does it feels like a state management/Vuex all over again.
because it is! this is a more minimal way to implement state management across components without adding a full library.
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