I'm making a filter header in Vue 3 where you select one category to view at once, so you can click to toggle on and off that filter and also if you click another, it deselects the previous active one, only one or none ever active at once.
I've found examples such as this jsfiddle which 1. doesn't have a toggleable button (click again to deselect) and 2. doesn't use a v-for loop. I am fairly confident I can transfer it to a v-for loop, but I do not know how to go about the toggling one active at a time aspect easily.
Here's my base code:
<button
v-for="category in contentCategories"
@click=""
>
{{ category }}
</button>
const contentCategories = ["category 1", "category 2", "category 3"];
let list = contentStore.resources;
const activeCategory = "";
const filteredList = list
.filter((e) => e.category === activeCategory)
.map((e) => {
return e;
});
The behavior that I think I need is storing the active category in the activeCategory
string, and applying the active tag to the corresponding button, and then be able to remove that activeCategory
if the active button is clicked again OR change the activeCategory
if a different button is clicked.
Apologies if this is an easy solution, I'm very new to Vue. Thank you!
CodePudding user response:
Using composition API
Simple solution using additional ref for tracking
const selectedCategory = ref("")
const contentCategories = ref(["category 1", "category 2", "category 3"]);
<button
v-for="category in contentCategories"
@click="handleClick(category)"
:
>
{{ category }}
</button>
handleClick(category) {
selectedCategory.value = category
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Tracking category activity if you want to have ability for multiple selections
const contentCategories = ref([
{
name: "Category 1",
active: false
},
...
]);
<button
v-for="category in contentCategories"
@click="handleClick(category)"
:
>
{{ category }}
</button>
handleClick(category) {
find category and then set active = !active, turn off others
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