vue-session | simplistic session plugin for VueJS | Plugin library
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To install the plugin, do the following:. Now you can use it in your components with the $session property.
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QUESTION
I have the folllowing setup in main.js:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-10 at 06:41if you wanna access Vue instance inside your router use router.app
instead of this
change this line :
QUESTION
I'm working on a Vue JS, Node and Mongodb website with user management features. I implemented a "Reset Password" functionality: a user can access his profile page, press the reset password button and this will trigger a node functionaly, which is gonna send him an email containing a URL link pointing to a Vue JS component exposed to the public called "ResetPassword".
The URL has this format: /ResetPassword/ (for ex. /ResetPassword/5fa3ff9e87e0fdba7097e3bfb5e02e450ca1e1cf )
I tested the functionality locally and it works like a charm, the problem is than since I move the implementation to an actual testing server the ResetPassword page doesn't work anymore.
I marked as "public" the component in the index.js router file like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-28 at 13:38I faced the same issue in my project!
The problem was related to my weback.prod.conf.js file.
Try to add this info to your "output" attribue in your webpack conf file : publicPath: '/'
you should have something like this :
QUESTION
I try to access data from session, but I don't get anything.
In Controller I use: session()->get('cas_user') ?? "";
, and I get some date.
In Vuejs I try this: this.$session.get('cas_user')
, and I don't get anything.
Also this.$session.exists()
is false.
I have vue-session.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-03 at 12:11Have you initialized a session before accessing its values (that is why this.$session.exists()
returns false
)?
QUESTION
I am building a single-page application
with Vue
and laravel
API as backend.
I've tried some packages
like Vue Session and it worked well, however in almost every API
call I always need to send 2 or 3 parameters that will always be the same (stored in vue-session
), like user_id
and company_id
. I used to manage this with common PHP sessions
(Zend_Session
with Zend Framework
) in my other applications, this way I always have that information stored in my backend
session
and don't need to send it every time by the frontend
Here's an example of how I used to do it with PHP session
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-04 at 04:211, You can save your session data in the cookie. The browser will automatically send your cookie to the server. Don't forget to delete the cookie when the user logout.
2, If you still want to use Vue session or other storages, you can easily create a method that wraps your post method and add user's information to the payload
QUESTION
npm run build gives
...ERROR TypeError: Cannot read property 'match' of undefined.
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Nov-23 at 09:39- clear npm cache
delete package-lock.json.
npm cache clear --force
and try to run the command:
QUESTION
I'm working on a project where I want to update the Webpack 2.7 config to the newer 4.35 for optimization and cleaning purpose. I rebuild from scratch my configuration, works on every browser (Firefox, Chrome, Edge) but not IE11. No error in the console, a blank page.
I'm using SASS, SCSS, CSS, JS and Vue
I tried to use the previous configuration but I have to update to many things and I failed to compile in the end. I try not to upgrade every package but only Webpack and the ones that needed to upgrade for compatibility purpose. I also already tried Vue-CLI as it's a Vue project, but same issue. I needed to rewrite every predefined configuration to work for my project...
Previous package.json
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jul-15 at 12:12I solved it ! Was a babel not configured properly! Now it works ! Strange enough I had to force transpile another npm package...
QUESTION
I understand how to use a Vue plugin like vue-session for creating and holding a session. But I am not sure how to deal with user data from a session, especially when it comes to reactivity. E.g.: I have a User component in the navigation header which displays the currently logged in user. How do I ensure that the username shown via this User component is reactive? In other words: if somewhen while using the application a login happens (to enable restricted functions), then how can the User component know?
Is $watch
the right way to go? But this means polling, doesn't it?
How can I ensure that the user data stored in the session plugin is reactive?
Imagine such a component which visualises the logged in user:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jun-25 at 08:35The best way is to use a computed property (like you did) that uses a getter from a Vuex store (or a mapped getter in Vuex speak). All the state stored in a Vuex store is reactive so you'll get what you're looking for.
Instead of storing the current user in the $session
from vue-session, it would be stored in the Vuex store.
Vuex: https://vuex.vuejs.org/
About vue-sessionI had a quick look at that plugin and its source (only ~100 lines) and there is definitely no reactivity option in there. It's essentially a convenience interface over window.localStorage
. $watch
only works on reactive data (e.g. a component's data
object) which is not provided by this plugin.
Reactivity could be retrofitted in there with Vue.observable(object) I guess though.
A nice read on reactivity: https://stackoverflow.com/a/54492326/1030527
QUESTION
I'm learning deploy my Vue app to Heroku. I was deploy my code to Heroku and I want it auto build my code to dist/
folder. I tried config the package file. But I always get an error. What is the best way to auto build Vue app after deploy?
My code structure:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Apr-02 at 20:18On the first half you're doing great: package.json#build
precises the script to be ran in order to be built on Heroku's remote environment.
The thing is, in this environment, your global packages (the one you installed through npm install -g
are not available! This is the case for vue-cli-service
, which has to be included in package.json#devDependencies
, or simply run npm install --save-dev vue-cli-service
in your local repo and deploy again.
QUESTION
how to save using Vuejs elements in the Shopping Cart when the user get in the website even if he refreshs the page later ?
Is Vue-session the perfect tool for that ? Also, can you suggest me a good documentation for that ? Thank you !
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Mar-18 at 22:14There are two possible solutions. One is handled on client side and other on server side. I would recommend to go with sever side which is solution 2, so that even when user opens the cart later, they can still see the items they added in cart. Amazon gas similar behavior.
Solution 1(client side): You can save the shopping cart details in localStorage or sessionStorage depends on your need and fetch the data from there when redirected to cart page
Solution 2(server side): This is done with the help of Backend in your project. Everytime you add a item in cart, you should send that information to BE(backend) and whenever you come to cart page, you should ask BE about the cart details
QUESTION
I'm using VueSession in my project. I created a login component and I'm passing data to my backend (Django, returns JWT token). Here is my problem. My login works fine, it returns JWT but when I want to get data from other endpoints I'm getting error 401 (Authentication credentials were not provided
). When I'm using curl in my terminal everything works fine.
curl -X POST -d "username=test&password=test" http://localhost:8000/api/token/auth/
it returns token
curl -H "Authorization: JWT " http://localhost:8000/protected-url/
and it returns data from website
Here is what I set up in my Vue project.
Login.vue
ANSWER
Answered 2018-May-02 at 15:30Edit
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