When working with Javascript, I can create arrays that hold different types of data elements like:
var ex = ['name', 12, true];
console.log(ex);
In Vue JS, when defining props for a component within a single file template, I have the option to declare them in the <script></script> section as follows:
export default{
props: ['myprop']
}
Alternatively, I can specify the props as an object with type validation like:
export default{
props: {
myprop: String
}
}
Now, the question arises - in Vue, if I list an array of types such as myprop: [String, Array], how can I validate the content of the array at the props level?
For example, is there a way to ensure that any value passed into the prop matches the pattern of a string, number, boolean, and a count of 3?
So, if I receive data in the form of [true, 12, 'name'], it would be considered invalid. However, if the data aligns with the structure of the 'ex' array, then it would be deemed valid.