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A step-by-step guide on how to create a product filter in VueJS that enables filtering products by multiple price ranges using a custom sidebar component.
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Efficiently Filter Products by Multiple Price Ranges in VueJS

Filtering products by price is essential in e-commerce applications, allowing customers to find items within their budget quickly. In this guide, we will discuss how to design a robust component to filter products by multiple price ranges in a VueJS application.

Problem Statement

As a developer new to VueJS, you may face challenges in implementing a product filtering feature. Specifically, you want to filter a list of products based on their price, using a sidebar with radio buttons for different price ranges. We will build a component called FilterSidebar to achieve this, and I will provide a simple yet effective implementation.

Building the Filter Component

The FilterSidebar component consists of radio buttons representing different price ranges. Here's how to construct it step-by-step:

1. Template Structure

We will start with the basic template structure needed for our filter sidebar:

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2. Component Data

Define the data properties for your component, including the selected price range and the available price ranges:

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3. Filter Logic

Now, implement a method to handle the selection of a price range and emit the filtered price range to the parent component:

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The Parent Component

Our parent component will use the FilterSidebar to filter products based on user selection. Here's how to set it up:

1. Template Setup

In your parent component, include the FilterSidebar and set up a method to filter products based on the selected price:

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2. Filter Method

Define the logic to filter products based on the selected price range:

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3. Initialization

Initialize your product data and watch for changes in the selected price range:

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Conclusion

By implementing the steps outlined above, you now have a functional filtering system in your VueJS application that allows users to filter products by multiple price ranges. This will enhance user experience by making it easier for customers to find products that fit their budgets.

Feel free to expand the price ranges or customize the styling of components for a better user interface. Happy coding!