Vuex not reactive when mutate
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I have an array tour_plan in my state which contains an object(s).
tour_plan = [
{
day:1,
location_id:3,
location_name:'Colombo'
}
]
I want to make this object
tour_plan = [
{
day:1,
location_id:3,
location_name:'Colombo',
tour_id:3,
tour_name:'City tour'
}
]
After gothourgh the docs in vuex in figureout that this won't work in reactive manner in vuex mutations.
state.tour_plan[state.tour_plan.length - 1].tour_id = payload.tour_id;
state.tour_plan[state.tour_plan.length - 1].tour_name = payload.tour_name;
So I tried these 2 ways.
state.tour_plan[state.tour_plan.length - 1] = { ...state.tour_plan[state.tour_plan.length - 1],
tour_id: payload.tour
};
Vue.$set(state.tour_plan[state.tour_plan.length - 1], 'tour_id', payload.tour);
But non of them also doesn't work.
Where is the problem in my code?
vuejs2 vuex
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I have an array tour_plan in my state which contains an object(s).
tour_plan = [
{
day:1,
location_id:3,
location_name:'Colombo'
}
]
I want to make this object
tour_plan = [
{
day:1,
location_id:3,
location_name:'Colombo',
tour_id:3,
tour_name:'City tour'
}
]
After gothourgh the docs in vuex in figureout that this won't work in reactive manner in vuex mutations.
state.tour_plan[state.tour_plan.length - 1].tour_id = payload.tour_id;
state.tour_plan[state.tour_plan.length - 1].tour_name = payload.tour_name;
So I tried these 2 ways.
state.tour_plan[state.tour_plan.length - 1] = { ...state.tour_plan[state.tour_plan.length - 1],
tour_id: payload.tour
};
Vue.$set(state.tour_plan[state.tour_plan.length - 1], 'tour_id', payload.tour);
But non of them also doesn't work.
Where is the problem in my code?
vuejs2 vuex
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I have an array tour_plan in my state which contains an object(s).
tour_plan = [
{
day:1,
location_id:3,
location_name:'Colombo'
}
]
I want to make this object
tour_plan = [
{
day:1,
location_id:3,
location_name:'Colombo',
tour_id:3,
tour_name:'City tour'
}
]
After gothourgh the docs in vuex in figureout that this won't work in reactive manner in vuex mutations.
state.tour_plan[state.tour_plan.length - 1].tour_id = payload.tour_id;
state.tour_plan[state.tour_plan.length - 1].tour_name = payload.tour_name;
So I tried these 2 ways.
state.tour_plan[state.tour_plan.length - 1] = { ...state.tour_plan[state.tour_plan.length - 1],
tour_id: payload.tour
};
Vue.$set(state.tour_plan[state.tour_plan.length - 1], 'tour_id', payload.tour);
But non of them also doesn't work.
Where is the problem in my code?
vuejs2 vuex
I have an array tour_plan in my state which contains an object(s).
tour_plan = [
{
day:1,
location_id:3,
location_name:'Colombo'
}
]
I want to make this object
tour_plan = [
{
day:1,
location_id:3,
location_name:'Colombo',
tour_id:3,
tour_name:'City tour'
}
]
After gothourgh the docs in vuex in figureout that this won't work in reactive manner in vuex mutations.
state.tour_plan[state.tour_plan.length - 1].tour_id = payload.tour_id;
state.tour_plan[state.tour_plan.length - 1].tour_name = payload.tour_name;
So I tried these 2 ways.
state.tour_plan[state.tour_plan.length - 1] = { ...state.tour_plan[state.tour_plan.length - 1],
tour_id: payload.tour
};
Vue.$set(state.tour_plan[state.tour_plan.length - 1], 'tour_id', payload.tour);
But non of them also doesn't work.
Where is the problem in my code?
vuejs2 vuex
vuejs2 vuex
asked Nov 21 at 12:24
Pathum Samararathna
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You are correct about the fact you can't mutate an object/array item by index access without "breaking" the reactivity system.
About what You've tried, according to the documentation of Vue.set, it expects as first argument the entire object/array rather than the length.
So the correct manner is:
Vue.$set(state.tour_plan, 0, payload.tour);
where 0 is the index of the element you want to update(replace)
Thanks for your clue with the help of your answer I found a way to do that.
– Pathum Samararathna
2 days ago
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This worked for me.
Vue.set(state.tour_plan[state.tour_plan.length - 1], 'tour_id', payload.tour)
Vue.set(state.tour_plan[state.tour_plan.length - 1], 'tour_payment', payload.tour_payment)
Vue.set(state.tour_plan[state.tour_plan.length - 1], 'tour_name', payload.tour_name)
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You are correct about the fact you can't mutate an object/array item by index access without "breaking" the reactivity system.
About what You've tried, according to the documentation of Vue.set, it expects as first argument the entire object/array rather than the length.
So the correct manner is:
Vue.$set(state.tour_plan, 0, payload.tour);
where 0 is the index of the element you want to update(replace)
Thanks for your clue with the help of your answer I found a way to do that.
– Pathum Samararathna
2 days ago
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You are correct about the fact you can't mutate an object/array item by index access without "breaking" the reactivity system.
About what You've tried, according to the documentation of Vue.set, it expects as first argument the entire object/array rather than the length.
So the correct manner is:
Vue.$set(state.tour_plan, 0, payload.tour);
where 0 is the index of the element you want to update(replace)
Thanks for your clue with the help of your answer I found a way to do that.
– Pathum Samararathna
2 days ago
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up vote
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You are correct about the fact you can't mutate an object/array item by index access without "breaking" the reactivity system.
About what You've tried, according to the documentation of Vue.set, it expects as first argument the entire object/array rather than the length.
So the correct manner is:
Vue.$set(state.tour_plan, 0, payload.tour);
where 0 is the index of the element you want to update(replace)
You are correct about the fact you can't mutate an object/array item by index access without "breaking" the reactivity system.
About what You've tried, according to the documentation of Vue.set, it expects as first argument the entire object/array rather than the length.
So the correct manner is:
Vue.$set(state.tour_plan, 0, payload.tour);
where 0 is the index of the element you want to update(replace)
answered Nov 21 at 13:01
DobleL
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Thanks for your clue with the help of your answer I found a way to do that.
– Pathum Samararathna
2 days ago
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Thanks for your clue with the help of your answer I found a way to do that.
– Pathum Samararathna
2 days ago
Thanks for your clue with the help of your answer I found a way to do that.
– Pathum Samararathna
2 days ago
Thanks for your clue with the help of your answer I found a way to do that.
– Pathum Samararathna
2 days ago
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This worked for me.
Vue.set(state.tour_plan[state.tour_plan.length - 1], 'tour_id', payload.tour)
Vue.set(state.tour_plan[state.tour_plan.length - 1], 'tour_payment', payload.tour_payment)
Vue.set(state.tour_plan[state.tour_plan.length - 1], 'tour_name', payload.tour_name)
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This worked for me.
Vue.set(state.tour_plan[state.tour_plan.length - 1], 'tour_id', payload.tour)
Vue.set(state.tour_plan[state.tour_plan.length - 1], 'tour_payment', payload.tour_payment)
Vue.set(state.tour_plan[state.tour_plan.length - 1], 'tour_name', payload.tour_name)
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This worked for me.
Vue.set(state.tour_plan[state.tour_plan.length - 1], 'tour_id', payload.tour)
Vue.set(state.tour_plan[state.tour_plan.length - 1], 'tour_payment', payload.tour_payment)
Vue.set(state.tour_plan[state.tour_plan.length - 1], 'tour_name', payload.tour_name)
This worked for me.
Vue.set(state.tour_plan[state.tour_plan.length - 1], 'tour_id', payload.tour)
Vue.set(state.tour_plan[state.tour_plan.length - 1], 'tour_payment', payload.tour_payment)
Vue.set(state.tour_plan[state.tour_plan.length - 1], 'tour_name', payload.tour_name)
answered 2 days ago
Pathum Samararathna
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