here lies my code

import { defineStore } from "pinia";

export const DB_CART = defineStore("CART", {
    state: () => ({
        CART: [
            {
                $id: "62616ffc6d13e2a9eb04",
                quantity: 1
            },
            {
                $id: "6261711719aa15827836",
                quantity: 1
            },
            {
                $id: "6275c020740fbd04db50",
                quantity: 1
            }
        ],
    }),
    actions: {
        // INCREMENT PRODUCT QUANTITY IN CART
        incrementCartQuantity(id) {
            const cartItem = this.CART.find(item => item.$id = id);
            cartItem.quantity  ;
        },
        // DECREMENT PRODUCT QUANTITY IN CART
        decrementCartQuantity(id) {
            const cartItem = this.CART.find(item => item.$id = id);
            if (cartItem.quantity === 1) return
            cartItem.quantity--;
        },
        // ADD PRODUCT TO CART
        addToCart(item) {
            this.CART.push(item)
        }
    },
    persist: true
})

I'd like to understand why when I increment or decrement a cart item starting from the second in the array, the array rearranges.

incrementCartQuantity(id) {
   const cartItem = this.CART.find(item => item.$id = id);
   cartItem.quantity  ;

   console.log(this.CART) /*EXPECTED OUTPUT
    [
            {
                $id: "62616ffc6d13e2a9eb04",
                quantity: 1
            },
            {
                $id: "6261711719aa15827836",
                quantity: 1
            },
            {
                $id: "6275c020740fbd04db50",
                quantity: 1
            }
        ]
  *//*RETURED OUTPUT
    [
            { $id: "6261711719aa15827836", quantity: 2 },
            { $id: "6261711719aa15827836", quantity: 1 }, INCREMENTED OBJECT
            { $id: "6275c020740fbd04db50", quantity: 1 }
        ]
  */
 },

in my Vue component, on incrementCartItem, I find out that the entire array kind of shuffles and pops out the one at the top, and replaces it with the item which is being mutated I don't think the array should be affected in any way.

CodePudding user response：

Your find method is doing an assignment "=" instead of a comparison "===".

Replace

  this.CART.find(item => item.$id = id);

with

  this.CART.find(item => item.$id === id);

in both cart methods.

Your find assigns the searched id to the first item's $id, every time it runs.