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Discover how to efficiently use the `beforeRouteEnter` navigation guard in Vue.js with ` script setup `, including the solution to common problems faced in production environments.
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Solving the beforeRouteEnter Hook Issue in Vue's <script setup>

Vue.js has made significant strides with its Composition API, offering a powerful way to manage state and lifecycle events within components. However, developers often face challenges, especially when it comes to using certain features in production. One such challenge is encountering issues with the beforeRouteEnter navigation guard while using the <script setup> syntax. In this guide, we'll explore this problem and provide a clear solution.

The Problem

While working on a Vue.js application, users may find that the beforeRouteEnter hook functions correctly during development, but fails to render properly once the application is hosted. This issue commonly arises when data is being loaded from external endpoints using Axios and is intended to display in the component. Here’s a brief overview of the initial setup:

The beforeRouteEnter hook is used to run code before entering a route.

Data from two different endpoints is fetched simultaneously using Promise.all().

The fetched data is then accessible for use in the component.

However, in a <script setup> context, components are scoped, meaning the properties defined are not publicly accessible by default.

Understanding the Solution

To resolve the issue with beforeRouteEnter not working correctly in production with <script setup>, we need to expose the component's properties explicitly. In situations where you are utilizing asynchronous data loading, like with Axios, taking this extra step ensures that the necessary data is accessible in the correct context.

Step-by-Step Guide to the Solution

Here’s how to address this issue effectively:

Define Your Component Data: In your script setup section, declare the properties that you need to expose.

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Use defineExpose: You must explicitly expose these properties using the defineExpose compiler macro. This macro makes these refs available to the component’s public instance, effectively linking the data retrieved in beforeRouteEnter with the component's state.

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Implement the beforeRouteEnter Hook: Use this function to fetch data and populate the exposed properties.

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Validate With Production: Test your application on your production server—such as Vercel in this case—to ensure the data is rendered as expected.

Conclusion

By following these steps, you can solve the problem of beforeRouteEnter not working in production when using Vue's <script setup>. Remember, the key is in explicitly exposing properties, so they’re available to the component's public instance. This method not only optimizes your component but also paves the way for a more robust application architecture.

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