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Práctica Vue.js Fundamentals

Estudiante: Laura Manzini - [e-mail]

Introduction

This repository is a template for you to follow the course Vue.js Fundamentals.

This Vue.js course Vue School will teach you and get you up and running with the basics concepts of Vue.js.

You can find this free course by Vue School at vueschool.io. The course is suitable for developers who do not yet know about Vue.js or are just getting started with Vue.

See also Annotated Reading of the Essentials Section of the Vue.js Guide

TODOS for the Shopping list app

Follow these steps:

• Write initial HTML with a shopping-list div
• Load and Instanciate Vue add data and Vue template syntax to interpolate
• Add an input an synchronize it with the interpolated text to see it
• Explore the app in the console
• Discuss the syntax of JS inside moustaches
• Learn to read the errors in the console
• Add items to data and show them using v-for
• Add input a variable to store the newItem
• Connect the input with the newItem and check the binding
• Use Vue Devtools. Configure it to work with file://
• Add v-on: Start by simulating in the console what we are going to do
• Add button to add the new item when clicked
• Add v-on:keyup.enter to the input element
• Shorthands for v-on
• Use a method saveItem to factorice
• Reset the input when finished the insertion
• Check the method using the debugger
• v-if and v-else: add a conditional message when the list is empty

Next Steps: Add State to your App

• Add a state variable to the app data to represent the states of the app.

  There will be two states: default and edition. The views on each state will be different

  State edition corresponds to when the user is adding/editing a new item: there will be an input form to input the item, buttons to cancel the edition, to save the item, etc.

  State default corresponds to when the user is the initial state. There will be a button to add a new item

• Move the input and button Save Item elements to a div with class add-item-form so that these styles apply

  .add-item-form, .header {
    display: flex;
    align-items: center;
    justify-content: space-between;
  }
  
  .add-item-form input {
      width: 70%;
      border-radius: 3px;
      box-shadow: 0 2px 4px 0 rgba(0,0,0,0.10);
      border: 1px solid #F1F5F8;
      color: #606F7B;
      padding: .5rem .75rem;
      box-sizing: border-box;
      font-size: 1rem;
      letter-spacing: .5px;
      margin: .5rem 0;
  }

• Show the div with class add-item-form only if the state is edition

• To the div with class header add a button Add Item that will make the app transit from the default state to the edition state

• Show the add button only if the state is default

• To the div with class header add a button Cancel Adding Item with the class btn-cancel that will make the app transit from the edition state to the default state

• Show the Cancel Adding Item button only if the state is edition

• Add the changeState method that reflect the transitions between both states

v-bind steps

• Using the dev tools, check that when we click the save item with the input empty we are adding new empty strings to the items list

• Disable the button save item when the input is empty by binding the disabled attribute of the button

  The disabled attribute is a boolean attribute. A disabled button is unusable and un-clickable.

  The disabled attribute can be set to keep a user from clicking on the button until some other condition has been met (like selecting a checkbox, etc.)

Dynamic classes with v-bind

• Change the list of items from a list of Strings to a list of Objects with label and purchased attributes. Update the saveItem method and the template accordingly

• Make use of the class .strikeout in the css file:

  .strikeout {
    text-decoration: line-through;
    color: #B8C2CC;
  } 
  
  .strikeout:hover {
      color: #8795A1;
  }

  to style the purchased items. See the Vue.js Guide section on Class and Style Bindings

  • Use first the object syntax v-bind:class="{myclass: expression}" and
  • later the array syntax v-bind:class=[exp1, exp2]

Topics

• Introduction to two-way data binding
• Template syntax and expressions
• Vue directives, loops and conditional rendering
• Vue Devtools
• Handling user Inputs
• Handling Events
• Vue.js Methods and Computed Properties
• Attribute Bindings and dynamic classes
• Components

Further details

For more details on the introduction to Vue please follow this repository.