I'm using Jest for testing a quasar table in VueJs 3. The table I have is like this: <template> <q-table id="myTable" :rows="rows"
I have this basic snippet for vue-html { "BANNER1": { "prefix": "banner", "body": ["<!-- ----------------", "/// $1", "
I have this basic snippet for vue-html { "BANNER1": { "prefix": "banner", "body": ["<!-- ----------------", "/// $1", "
In the Vue.js source code (packages/reactivity/src/effects.ts), I found this: export interface ReactiveEffectRunner<T = any> { (): T effect: ReactiveE
use(BootstrapVue as any) can correct the following error but still in browser it doesn't work. main.ts : import { createApp }from 'vue'; import App from './App.
I'm trying to pass global state created like this in micro front end applications. But the problem is that I have to "watch" for changes somehow in order to set
I'm fairly new to coding in Vue.js (3) and the project I have stepped into uses CoreUI for Vue as its main framework for forms and displays. I'm not sure if thi
Here is a sandbox with Nuxt and Flowbite. Imported according to instructions from Flowbite The problem is that the styles of the flowbite comp
I have a problem testing transiton functions with jest and vue test utlis. This is my component code: <div class="disclosure"> <button clas
I'm new to vue .env. I looked everywhere for a straight answer till I got lost. According to VueJS documentation that if we have .env.local file that will be lo
I have this code : <b-btn variant="primary" class="btn-sm" :disabled="updatePending || !row.enabled" @click="changeState(row, row.dt ? 'activate'
I am developing the front-end o a website using vue.js version 2 and bootstrap-vue (bootstrap v-4.5). Its responsive and works fine on mobile but on laptops and
Calling window.print() in a function fails to bring up the Safari native print window. This does however work in Chrome. I've tried: Attempting to follow this l
I have added a close button to a div in Calendly popup in VueJS and I want to close this div when click on the close button. How can I do this? This is my Calen
Back in vue 2 i used to call render() like that: export default { mounted(){ ... }, render(){ ... }, methods(){ ...
I have this code : <div class="page-payment"> <div class="payment-methods" v-if="!pending"> <sepa-modal ref="sepaModal" /> &
I'm trying to use Vue in "progressive enhancement" mode in an existing site, which already uses Typescript extensively. The vue tutorial shows code like this: &
I've got a Vue 3 app with Vue Router 4 and I want to achieve this: <template> <v-app> <router-view></router-view> //This is where
I am basically trying to add this onto the site https://codepen.io/pnmcosta/pen/GYpxgr Placing that on one of the components and it gives the following error r
I've got a vue web component with a numeric prop on it, and through some testing have found that doing something like this doesn't work in setting the prop valu