Suppose I have an array and never know what different ID's are contained. How can I group and display them dynamically? Because I will never know how many different ID's are located, I will never know how many different arrays will be created too.
Theoretically, I think we need to group all objects by these ID's and push them into new arrays. These arrays could be named as 'array-0', 'array-1', ... After that, we need to count how many arrays have been created and loop through the items by item in array-["n in nArrays"]
. I'm sure this won't work this way because I think we can't dynamically create loops like this, but it's for a better explanation of my idea.
array: [
{ id: 11, item: "item" },
{ id: 49, item: "item" },
{ id: 11, item: "item" },
{ id: 20, item: "item" },
{ id: 49, item: "item" },
{ id: 83, item: "item" },
]
<div v-for="item in array-0">
{{ item }} // all items with id 11 e.g.
</div>
<div v-for="item in array-1">
{{ item }} // all items with id 20 e.g.
</div>
But it should be dynamic
<div v-for="item in array-[n in nArrays]">
{{ item }}
</div>
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