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Learn how to effectively display updated values of a composable state in your Vue 3 component using the Options API. This guide provides a simple breakdown of the solution.
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How to Print Updated Values of a Composable in a Vue Component

In the world of Vue.js, especially with the advent of Vue 3, utilizing composables in a seamless manner can pose certain challenges. One common issue developers encounter is ensuring that the updated values from a composable are properly displayed in a Vue component. If you’ve found yourself wondering how to print updated values of a composable in a Vue component, you’re not alone!

Understanding the Problem

Let’s break down the problem. You have a composable function defined in test.js that updates a state over time using ref. However, when you try to display this state in your Vue component, the expected updates are not reflected. Your component should display the state changes (like "not-started", "started", "processing", and "successful"), but it doesn’t seem to work as intended.

The Solution

The good news is that there’s a straightforward solution to this issue. Let’s walk through the steps required to print updated values from your composable in your Vue component.

Step 1: Update the Vue Component

To ensure that your component responds to changes in the composable state, you need to add the state variable to the data object of your component. This is crucial because Vue’s reactivity system relies on the properties defined in the data object to trigger updates.

Here is how to correctly structure your Vue component:

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Step 2: Ensure Correctly Defined Composable

In your test.js, you defined the state using the ref method from Vue, and you correctly update its value over time. Here’s a brief reminder of how it looks:

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Explaining the Key Changes

Adding to the Data Object: By including state in the data object of your Vue component, you ensure that Vue can track changes to this variable and re-render the component accordingly.

Return from Composable: The state returned from useStates remains a reactive ref, seamlessly integrating with Vue's reactivity system.

Conclusion

With these changes, your Vue component should now accurately display the updated states from your composable function! Implementing this solution not only resolves the issue but also enhances your understanding of Vue's reactivity and composable structure.

Feel free to explore further and experiment with different state values and timings to deepen your understanding of reactivity within Vue.js.

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