I have encountered a situation where I have two routes rendering the same component but with different data from an API source. The component in question has a child component called <base-section> that utilizes a v-if directive to determine whether a specific slot should be displayed based on its content.
The challenge arises when there are multiple instances of this child component within the parent component. In such cases, if one instance contains content in the slot while another doesn't, Vue will assume all slots have content across instances.
I am seeking a solution that allows me to check the specific slot content for each instance and compare it with the API data. Below is a snippet of my code:
Parent component (Content.vue)
<template>
<base-section
v-for="entry in this.entries"
:key="entry.title"
lang="lang-markup"
:title="entry.title"
>
<template v-slot:content>
<span v-html="entry.content"></span>
</template>
<template v-slot:examples>
<div v-html="entry.examples"></div>
</template>
<template v-slot:code>
{{ entry.code }}
</template>
</base-section>
</template>
Child component (BaseSection.vue)
<template>
<hr class="my-6" />
<h4 class="text-salmon">{{ title }}</h4>
<section>
<div class="section-sm txt-justify" v-if="this.$slots.content">
<slot name="content"></slot>
</div>
<span class="medal bg-light text-dark code-medal">Examples</span>
<div class="section-sm border-light-1 mb-3">
<slot name="examples"></slot>
</div>
<span class="medal text-dark code-medal">Code</span>
<pre :class="lang + ' border-light-1 bg-light'">
<code><slot name="code"></slot></code>
</pre>
</section>
</template>
The API data structure is as follows:
getData() {
const url = this.apiUrl + this.$route.name + this.apiToken
fetch(url)
.then((collection) => collection.json())
.then((collection) => {
const entries = [];
this.entries = [];
for (const id in collection.entries) {
if (collection.entries[id].Version === this.byteVersion) {
entries.push({
title: collection.entries[id].Title,
content: collection.entries[id].Content,
examples: collection.entries[id].Examples,
code: collection.entries[id].Code,
});
}
}
this.entries = entries;
});
}
Any insights or guidance on tackling this issue would be greatly appreciated!
Best regards, T.