v-drag | The simplest way to integrate dragging on Vue.js | Widget library

You forgot to load the styles of vue-dragula. Import the styles from the directory /styles. You probably want to import the minified css styles:

Popovers and Tooltip were complete re-written in the 2.0.0 release, if this is a project which was upgraded from the rc-* versions, that's probably why it stopped working.

It looks like you're using the ref to focus the input after opening the popover.

supports a autofocus prop which focuses the input when the component is mounted. And since is lazy it will only be mounted when the popover is shown.

You will have to declare it as a directive within a plugin file.

I solved this after some time studying. The issue was solved using electrons built-in event listeners on the BrowserWindow (win.) object.

Below in the code; the remote is imported with window.require('electron').remote. Then I save the CurrentWindow() object in a variable called 'window'. On that window variable you can call the .on method which can take the predefined event listeners built into electron. Using window.on('maximize', () => {}) / which is the 'maximize' event listener/ the callback function is ran whenever the window is maximized. On Electrons official API docs under BrowserWindow, there is a full list of event listeners.

Hopefully this can help others out in the future!

As I mentioned in the comment, you need to keep the state of your first condition and check it upon the second event taking place.

In the following basic Vanilla JS example, I allowed the movement of the foo element only after it's clicked (and only while the mouse is still down).
For this state check I've used the isClicked variable.

Just trigger a click on the label. For example:

Alright here's the promised example of a draggable popup using Javascript. Note that I'm also using JQuery for this to make it a little easier, but all the functions used are essentially just wrappers for "regular" Javascript functions, so this can quite easily be converted to "regular" javascript, I just couldn't be bothered. :)

If you create your content within the div with id "myPopup" and just change "myPopup" id to whatever you want you can pretty much copy paste this assuming you have jquery available. Ofc there are ways to improve it but this should get you started.