I'm trying to build my own sortable component. I want to pass a list of items to it's default slot. The sortable component should then wrap all passed items with a custom v-draggable
component.
<v-sortable handle=".handle"> <template :key="index" v-for="(item, index) in items"> <some-complex-component :item="item"></some-complex-component> </template> </v-sortable>
Now, using my v-sortable
component, I'm trying to use a custom v-draggable
component to wrap all given nodes in the default slots.
My v-sortable
component looks like this:
import { h } from 'vue'; export default { name: 'v-sortable', props: { handle: { type: String, required: false, default: () => { return null; } }, }, render () { const draggableItems = this.$slots.default().map(slotItem => h('v-draggable', { handle: this.handle }, [slotItem]) ) return draggableItems; } }
This works as expected, except that my custom component v-draggable
does not render as a vue component. All items will be wrapped in html tags named
.
How do I proceed to actually resolve the v-draggable
component into a Vue component?
Components can be specified explicitly in the render function:
Globally registered components that cannot be imported (e.g. from third-party libraries) can be resolved via
resolveComponent
.Try to import and register directly and use:
It is recommended to pass items as props and use them directly in the render function:
Subassembly: