Currently working on my personal project, which is an HTML website containing tables generated through vue.js. I believe that my code could be simplified by refactoring it, but I am unsure about where and what changes to make. Below is the section of the code where I am facing challenges:
var players = [
{ ID: 1, NAME: "Chandler Bing", TEL: '305-917-1301', rank: '3 dan' }
];
var criteria = ["ID", "NAME", "TEL", "rank"];
let crit = [
{
name: "ID",
show: true
},
{
name: "NAME",
show: true
},
{
name: "TEL",
show: false
},
{
name: "rank",
show: true
}
]
const Standings = {
template: `<div v-cloak id="editable" style="background-color:#adb8ff">
<div id="form">
<!-- Code truncated for brevity -->
</table>
</div>`,
props: [],
methods: {
/* Methods content removed for brevity */
},
data: function() {
return {
pname: "",
rank: "",
rows: players,
columns: activeCriteria
}
}
}
const Pairings = {
template: `<div v-cloak id="editable" style="background-color:#aaabca">
<table class="fixed" id="tournament">
<!-- Content omitted for conciseness -->
</table>
</div>`
}
/* Remaining code snippets retained as-is */
I have realized that I'm duplicating the same methods in both Standings and editable components. This redundancy is necessary for the code to function properly, but I suspect there might be a more efficient way to handle these shared methods. I'm open to suggestions and corrections regarding this observation.