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I'm building an app that has a page which ends in '@' provides some meta info for the page without '@', for example if the page '/user/aabb' has info about the user 'aabb', then the page '/user/aabb@' is the meta page for that user.
The problem is, '/aabb' part doesn't really exist because the app is SPA. 'aabb' is simply delivered as a prop for the component used in '/user' routing. Nor I can directly access '/user/aabb@' in the same context.
So is there a way for Flask to render a specific page of a Vue-build app? so that if the user enters '/user/aabb' on the address bar it links into '/user' page with 'aabb' prop. If there is, I guess the following functionalities should be required.
- Flask to redirect to a specific page inside of Vue-route.
- Flask to send data to the vue-component of that page.
- Vue to receive the data from Flask.
Or is there any other ways to solve this... issue?
Thanks in advance.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-09 at 05:33The solution to all your questions is to use Vue Router with HTML5 History Mode.
As I mentioned in your last question, set up your Flask app to use the Vue SPA as the front-end
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My goal is to further reduce code and the most obvious one in my project is to abstract lists. Currently I have a vue single file component called List
which includes an async data loader. I've also created a bunch of 'derived' single file components using this List
component as root tag element, passing props as needed to load the correct data.
Now, since I've split up my components into separate files using this plugin it is common to have a folder structure which looks like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Feb-15 at 20:53You could define a prop
on the List
component to specify the type of list and modify the behavior.
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