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router-link-helper

v0.3.8

Published

vue router-link helper

Downloads

7

Readme

router-link-helper

vue.js router-link helper

NPM

Installation

NPM

$ npm install --save router-link-helper or $ yarn add --save router-link-helper

Usage

  import Vue from 'vue'

  const RouterLinkHelper = require('router-link-helper');
  Vue.use(RouterLinkHelper)

  // or register with custom router-link name
  Vue.use(RouterLinkHelper,{
    name:'my-link'
  })
  <router-link-helper to="/bar" :_blank="['desktop','tablet']" > foo </router-link-helper>

  // or custom link

  <my-link to="/bar" :_blank="['desktop','tablet']" > foo </my-link>

Props

you can use these props for router-link-helper:

| Prop Name | Default Value | Type | Description | Required | | ------ | ------------- | ---- | ----------- | -------- | | _blank | none | array | definition device name you want target "_blank" : desktop,tablet,mobile | No |

Options

you can use these props for router-link-helper:

| Prop Name | Default Value | Type | Description | Required | | ------ | ------------- | ---- | ----------- | -------- | | name | router-link-helper | string | custom router link name | No |

Development

To customize and develop the project you could use following npm commands:

To bundle and minify JS

  npm run prod

License

router-link-helper is a free and open project developed and maintained by Reza Haidari at INB Co., published under MIT license.