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Learn how to loop through a filtered list in Vue.js by passing an input parameter effectively without causing performance issues.
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How to Loop Through a Filtered List in Vue.js with Parameters

In the world of frontend development, Vue.js offers incredible capabilities when it comes to building user interfaces with dynamic data handling. One common challenge that developers encounter is looping through a filtered list of items based on specific parameters. This can often lead to performance issues if not handled correctly. In this article, we will address how to loop through a filtered list without running into issues, and we'll provide a step-by-step solution to do just that.

The Problem

Let's consider a scenario where you want to display a list of tasks (todos) assigned to a specific person in your Vue.js application. You might be tempted to use the v-for directive along with v-if to filter through the todos. For example, a typical implementation might look like this:

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However, this approach can lead to performance issues, especially when dealing with a large dataset. The goal of this post is to show you a better way to achieve this by utilizing computed properties and passing parameters effectively.

A Better Approach to Filtering in Vue.js

Step 1: Defining Your Data Structure

Let’s start with a basic set of data, represented as an array of objects. Each object will contain a person's name and a corresponding task.

Here's an example:

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Step 2: Implementing a Computed Property

The key to efficiently filtering the list is to use a computed property that can take parameters. By modifying your computed property to return a function that accepts a person as an argument, you avoid unnecessary filtering during re-renders.

Here’s the correct implementation for the computed property:

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Step 3: Using the Filtered List in the Template

Now that you have the todos_filtered computed property that returns a function, you need to call it with the desired parameter in your template. Here’s how you can achieve it:

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Summary of the Steps

Define your data structure: Create an array of todo objects.

Create a computed property: Return a function from the computed property that takes a parameter and filters the todos based on that parameter.

Update your template: Use the computed property to pass the pertinent parameter during the iteration.

Conclusion

By following this guide, you've learned how to efficiently loop through a filtered list in Vue.js by passing parameters without compromising performance. This approach allows you to avoid the pitfalls of excessive conditional rendering, particularly with larger datasets.

Implementing this best practice in your Vue.js applications will enhance both performance and readability, making it easier for you and your team to maintain the code in the long run. Happy coding!