In this article, we will be discussing how to use slots in Vue.js.
Slots are a useful feature that allow you to group related components together and reuse them throughout your application.
We will start by creating a simple slot in Vue.
Next, we will use the slot to display a list of items. Finally, we will discuss how to use slots in larger applications.
Creating a Slot in Vue.js
To create a slot in Vue.js, you first need to create a new Vue.
js file and add the slot module to it. Next, you need to create a new instance of the Slot class and pass it the name of the slot you want to create. Finally, you need to add the slot to your vue file’s components section:.
import Slot from ‘@vue/core/slot’ ; import { Component } from ‘@vue/component’ ; @ Component ({ selector : ‘my-app’ , template : `
` }) export default class MyApp extends Component { }
Displaying a List of Items Using a Slot
Now that we have created our slot, let’s use it to display a list of items. To do this, we first need to create an instance of the Slot class and pass it the name of our slot:
const items = [ ‘Item 1’ , ‘Item 2’ , ‘Item 3’ ]; const mySlot = new Slot ( ‘items’ ); mySlot . item ( 1 ). text ( ‘Item 1’ ); mySlot . item ( 2 ).
text ( ‘Item 2’ ); mySlot . item ( 3 ). text ( ‘Item 3’ );.
Next, we need to bind our slot to our vue file’s DOM element:
< div id = "app" > < slot mySlot = "items" /> .
