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Directives

Local Custom Directives

To create a custom directive you need to create a const and name it in camel case beginning with a v, then pass in the action to be performed -

const vAutoFocus = { mounted: (el) => { el.focus() } }

Then it can be used in your template the same way as any other directive (such as v-if, v-model etc.), The name is auto converted to be used in kebab case -

<input v-model="counterData.title" type="text" v-auto-focus>

Global Custom Directives

To be able to use a custom directive globally they should be placed in their own file in a folder called directives. Each file should be named with the name of the custom directive.

So for the above example within a folder title directives you would create a file named vAutoFocus.js. The code can then be placed in the file with an export preceding it -

export const vAutoFocus = { mounted: (el) => { el.focus() } }

The directive will then need to be imported to use it within your chosen template -

import { vAutoFocus } from "@/directives/vAutoFocus.js";
Last modified: 23 September 2024