How to use v-model in custom components? Let’s talk about the usage scenarios of .sync modifier

How to use v-model in custom components? In what scenarios is the .sync modifier used? The following article will introduce to you how to use v-model in custom components and the usage scenarios of .sync modifier. I hope it will be helpful to you!

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How to use v in custom components -model?

Answer:

The code is implemented as follows:

<input :value="value" @input="handleInput" placeholder="edit me" />

  // ...
  props: {
    value: {
      type: String,
      default: &#39;&#39;
    }
  },
  methods: {
    handleInput(e) {
      this.$emit(&#39;input&#39;, e.target.value)
    }
  }
  // ...

Quote:

<v-base-model v-model="baseModelValue" />
// ...
data() {
  return {
    baseModelValue: &#39;&#39;
  }
}
// ...

You can see that the v-model on a component will use the prop named value and the event named input by default, but like a radio button , check boxes and other types of input controls may use the value attribute for different purposes.

model option can be used to avoid such conflicts:

Customize the prop name and event name. The code is implemented as follows:

<input type="checkbox" :checked="checked" @change="handleChange" />

  // ...
  model: {
    prop: &#39;checked&#39;,
    event: &#39;change&#39;
  },
  props: {
    checked: Boolean
  },
  methods: {
    handleChange(e) {
      this.$emit(&#39;change&#39;, e.target.checked)
    }
  }
  // ...

Referenced place:

<v-base-checkbox v-model="baseCheckboxValue" />

data() {
  return {
    baseCheckboxValue: false
  }
}

The value of baseCheckboxValue here will be passed into the prop named checked. At the same time, when <v-base-checkbox></v-base-checkbox> triggers a change event with a new value, the value of baseCheckboxValue will be updated.

⚠️ Note that you still need to declare checked this prop in the props option of the component.

To be honest, in daily development, I don’t like to write v-model directly. Not writing v-model can make the code easier to understand, because the parameter values ​​​​and events are clear at a glance, and It also conforms to the characteristics of one-way data flow.

But using v-model will indeed make the code much simpler. There are pros and cons, it all depends on the choice.

In what scenarios will the .sync modifier be used?

Answer: Parent and child components interact, the parent component passes the prop value to the child component, and the child component throws an event to notify the parent component to change the binding value. You can use .sync Modifier abbreviation.

The first time I came into contact with the .sync modifier was when I was using the dialog component of element-ui and saw such a ghost thing on the visible attribute.

I thought to myself, is it possible to display pop-up windows in asynchronous and synchronous situations? Is there another way to write .async? .

Then I looked at the vue documentation and realized that I was too young. Fortunately, when I encountered something I didn’t understand, I always checked it out by myself. If I had to ask my colleagues directly, it would be very shameful, hhh.

So how is this .sync modifier used? Don't worry, to understand the usage of .sync modifier, you still have to start with vue's one-way data flow.

In the article Let’s talk about two-way binding in Vue without using v-model? , we talked about the one-way data flow of vue.

A child component cannot change the prop attribute passed to it by the parent component. The recommended approach is for it to throw an event and notify the parent component to change the bound value on its own.

We use a counter function to experience the one-way data flow of vue

Sub component code:

<template>
  <div class="test-sync">
    <button @click="add">count + 1</button>
    <p>我们是ti {{ count }} 冠军</p>
  </div>
</template>

<script>
export default {
  name: &#39;test-sync&#39;,
  props: {
    count: {
      type: Number,
      default: 0
    }
  },
  methods: {
    add() {
      this.$emit(&#39;update:count&#39;, this.count + 1)
    }
  }
}
</script>

Parent component code:

<test-sync :count="count" @update:count="handleAdd" />
//...
data() {
  return {
    count: 8
  }
}
//...
methods: {
  handleAdd(val) {
    this.count = val
  }
}

As you can see, we use the child component to throw events, notify the parent component to change the bound value, and realize the change of the child component prop value.

The whole process is as follows:

This way of writing one-way data flow is always recommended by vue. In order to facilitate this way of writing, vue, in 2.3.0 Version adds the syntax sugar of .sync modifier.

Rewrite the above counter function using .sync.

Parent component code:

<test-sync :count.sync="count" />
//...
data() {
  return {
    count: 8
  }
}
//...

Isn’t it much simpler? With the .sync modifier, there is no need to write events anymore

⚠️ Note that the child component When an internal emit event occurs, the event name must be written in the form of update:count, otherwise the .sync function will not take effect.

看着名字如此高大上的功能，居然和 v-model 一样，只是一个语法糖，我了解到真相后，只能手动[捂脸哭]。

那么回到 element-ui dialog 弹窗的 visible 属性，该怎么去用 .sync 属性呢？

很显然，也只是语法糖而已，使用 .sync 修饰符的话，可以少写一点代码。

<el-dialog :visible="dialogVisible" @close="dialogVisible = false">

等价于

<el-dialog :visible.sync="dialogVisible">

⚠️ 注意，不写 .sync 修饰符的话，一定要手动地去调用 close 方法，然后把 dialogVisible 置为 false，不然即使点击关闭按钮也无法关闭弹窗。

为了验证我们的想法，直接去查看 element-ui 的源码

果然在 dialog 组件源码的 178 行中发现了我们想要的代码：

this.$emit('update:visible', false);

总结

在之前的文章《聊聊Vue中如果不通过v-model实现双向绑定？》 中，我们聊到了 vue 的单向数据流。

这一讲，我们继续聊 v-model 和 .sync 修饰符，结果还是重点讲了 vue 的单向数据流

可见，vue 的单向数据流思想有多么重要，它几乎影响到了你日常开发中的所有组件的设计。

早年的我啥也不懂，直接上手写页面，导致测试的时候，各种 bug 层出不穷，究其根本，就是没有理解 vue 单向数据流的思想，设计的组件数据流转出了问题，还越陷越深，为了解 bug 写出更多 bug。

以后再有人问你 v-model 和 .sync 修饰符相关的问题，咱啥也不管，先把 vue 的单向数据流讲一遍。

希望我的 vue 系列文章能帮助到前端路上的你。

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