Within my component, I am working with an array of objects named config
, along with a property called currentIdx
. As I was going through my code, I came across the need to do the following:
computed: {
textStyle: function() {
return this.config[this.currentIdx].textStyle;
},
text: function() {
return this.config[this.currentIdx].text;
},
key: function() {
return this.config[this.currentIdx].key;
}
}
I experimented with replacing all these functions using:
computed: {
...this.config[this.currentIdx]
}
Although it compiled successfully, I encountered an error in the browser console. My analysis revealed that the issue lies in how computed
requires functions, while the spread syntax (...) outputs objects. This brings me to the question: Is there a more efficient way to minimize repetition in this scenario?
Thank you for your insights!