I've successfully implemented a login feature in my Nativescript-Vue application that utilizes the RadSideDrawer component.
My current challenge is to change the route from 'Login' to 'Logout', and I'm struggling to find a way to achieve this. Ternary operators have not provided a complete solution.
I attempted creating a new empty array to store the menu items and manipulate it instead of the original data, but this approach did not yield the desired results.
After making changes to the menu item, I had to close and reopen the app for the modification to take effect, which was not ideal as it lacked reactivity.
Here is a snippet from my app.js file:
Vue.prototype.$routes = routes
new Vue({
store,
render (h) {
return h(
App,
[
h(DrawerContent, { slot: 'drawerContent' }),
h(routes.Home, { slot: 'mainContent' })
]
)
}
}).$start()
Below is my router configuration in the router/index.js file:
import Home from "../components/Home";
import Browse from "../components/Browse";
import Featured from "../components/Featured";
import Search from "../components/Search";
import Settings from "../components/Settings";
import Tasks from "../components/Tasks";
import Login from "../components/Login";
import Logout from "../components/Logout";
const routes = {
Home,
Browse,
Featured,
Search,
Settings,
Tasks,
Login,
Logout
}
export default routes
As you can see, defining routes within a 'pages' array limits flexibility when making changes like renaming 'Login' to 'Logout'. Your suggestions are highly appreciated at this point as I'm stuck on finding an effective solution.