Let's consider a scenario where data is retrieved from a store:
let itemsData=[
{id:1,data:[...]},
{id:2,data:[...]},
{id:3,data:[...]}
]
The goal here is to create another array, itemsSelected, that looks like this:
let itemsSelected=[
{id:1,selected:false},
{id:2,selected:false},
{id:3,selected:false}
]
This new array, itemsSelected, needs to be easily accessible to determine the state of various components in the template. For instance:
<div v-for="item in itemsSelected" :key="item.id" :class="item.selected?'selected':''"></div>
A computed property might seem like a solution at first, but there's a need to dynamically update the selected value for items in itemsSelected. Additionally, we want the array to reflect changes in itemsData, adding or removing items accordingly. How can these goals be achieved simultaneously?