Vue Router Mapper

Two way bindings for vue-router

Installation

`npm install --save @halftome/vue-router-mapper

Usage

Import the required mapper function:

import {mapRouterQuery} from @halftome/vue-router-mapper

In any of your vue components, Add the required query params to your computed:

computed: {
    ...mapRouterQuery(['page_number', 'search']),
}

And you now have 2-way data binding. Feel free read/write to these variables. For example a search:

<template>
  <div>
    You are on page {{ page_number }}
    <p>Search: <input v-model="search" /></p>
  </div>
</template>

As you type, the url will be updated.

Instead of doing this.$routes.query.search to get the value, and this.$router.push({query: {search: 'value'}}), you can now elegantly use v-model or a .sync modifier on a prop, allowing you to write cleaner and more concise code.

You can also use mapRouterHash and mapRouterParams in the same way, to use the respective values.