0.0.4 • Published 8 years ago

vue-doctitle v0.0.4

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2
License
MIT
Repository
github
Last release
8 years ago

vue-doctitle

Simple plugin for switching document title on transitions between routes (for VueRouter)

Installation

You can install this plugin globally or included in dependencies (in package.json)

$ npm install vue-doctitle

Functionality and features

  • Switching page(document) title on transitions between routes

Integration

To use VueDocTitle in your app:

1. Simple Way:

Importing and wrap VueRouter by VueDocTitle plugin

In your entry point (usually it's index.js or main.js)

import Vue from 'vue'
import VueRouter from 'vue-router'
import VueDocTitle from 'vue-doctitle'

...(ignore lines of codes)

var router = new VueRouter({
	// your set of options
})
// defTitle in param 2, means default title if not set in any routes
// filter in param 2, means to filter titles as you want
VueDocTitle.wrap(router, { defTitle: 'my app', filter: function (title) { return 'my app - ' + title } })
router.map({
	'': {
    	component: Index
    },
    '/a': {
    	component: A,
    	doctitle: 'my app - component a' // special document title of component A
    }
    ...(other routes)
})
router.start(...) // start

...(ignore lines of codes)

NOTE:

VueDocTitle.wrap must be invoked before router.start

2. Directive Way:

Importing and registering VueRouter plugin

In your entry point (usually it's index.js or main.js)

import Vue from 'vue'
import VueDocTitle from 'vue-doctitle'

...(ignore lines of codes)

Vue.use(VueDocTitle)

use directive in page components

1.dynamic (bind prop or data)

<template>
	<template v-doctitle="boundPropsOrData"></template>
	<...> <!-- other elements of component -->
</template>

2.literal

<template>
	<template v-doctitle.literal="my app - component xx"></template>
	<...> <!-- other elements of component -->
<template>

NOTE:

Ways above can be used together if both ways used, the directive way is prior