One more question related to this topic: what about if I want to put this text in a “config” file ? Because in my “config” file, the “user” variable doesn’t exist.
In my case, I put all the texts in one “plugin” file (/src/plugins/config.js) and if I move the option’s array into the config.js file, I have the error saying that “‘user’ is not defined”.
I don’t know if plugins are the best solution to centralize all the “text” variables of my app ? But if so, how to include variables in my texts ?

Thanks

Wouaw ! Thanks a lot! I don’t know how I could have found the answer by myself on the internet… I think it should be somewhere in the VueJS’s doc but I did not found…

Best regards

Hi,

In a <q-option-group> component I would like to input a variable into labels. But I don’t know how to achieve that.

Here is an example of what I would like to do:

<q-option-group
  type="radio"
  v-model="my-v-model"
  :options="[
    {value: '1', label: '{{ user.fullName }} helped me'},
    {value: '2', label: '{{ user.fullName }}  di not help me'},
  ]"
/>

How to evaluate {{ user.fullName }} inside my string ?

Thanks for helping

I finally found the solution by myself in this topic

import Vue from 'vue' // importing Vue

export const saveUserLog = ({ commit, rootState }, data) => {
  data.user = rootState.globalModule.userConnected._id
  commit('addUserLogToTempMemory', data)
  Vue.$socket.emit('saveUserLog', data) // Using Vue
}

Hi,
I’m using vue-socket.io-extend to manage websockets.
I would like to trigger a socket.emit() from within a Vuex actions.js file but this throws an error:
TypeError: Cannot read property 'emit' of undefined

Should I have to import anythig?

Here is my action.js file

export const saveUserLog = ({ commit, rootState }, data) => {
  data.user = rootState.globalModule.userConnected._id
  commit('addUserLogToTempMemory', data)
  this.$socket.emit('saveUserLog', data) // throws an error
}

Thanks for help !

@tmladek what about if you try importing like this ?

import { Platform } from 'quasar'

It’s working for me in a state.js file:

import { Platform } from 'quasar'

export default {
  platform: Platform
}