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Vuex Quick Start Guide

Vuex Quick Start Guide

By : Koutifaris
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Vuex Quick Start Guide

Vuex Quick Start Guide

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By: Koutifaris

Overview of this book

State management preserves the state of controls in a user interface. Vuex is a state management tool for Vue.js that makes the architecture easier to understand, maintain and evolve. This book is the easiest way to get started with Vuex to improve your Vue.js application architecture and overall user experience. Our book begins by explaining the problem that Vuex solves, and how it helps your applications. You will learn about the Vuex core concepts, including the Vuex store, changing application state, carrying out asynchronous operations and persisting state changes, all with an eye to scalability. You will learn how to test Vuex elements and Vue components with the Karma and Jasmine testing frameworks. You will see this in the context of a testing first approach, following the fundamentals of Test Driven Development. TDD will help you to identify which components need testing and how to test them. You will build a full Vuex application by creating the application components and services, and persist the state. Vuex comes with a plugin system that allows programmers to extend Vuex features. You will learn about some of the most powerful plugins, and make use of the built-in logger plugin. You write a custom Google Analytics plugin to send actions to its analytics API, and an Undo/Redo plugin.
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Enabling the Vuex built-in logger plugin

Vuex provides a built-in plugin to log every mutation. It can be added to the application store as follows:

// src/store/index.js
import createLogger from 'vuex/dist/logger';
// ...

const
debug = process.env.NODE_ENV !== 'production';
const plugins = debug ? [createLogger({})] : [];
const store = new Vuex.Store({
state: {
// ...
},
mutations,
actions,
strict: debug,
plugins,
});

The resulting output for the EveryNote app is:

Figure 4.8: Vuex built-in logger plugin

As you can see in the preceding screenshot, it logs not only the mutation name but also the previous and next state.

You can download the code at this stage by typing:

git checkout step-6_vuex-built-in-logger
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