v-bind not unwrapping reactive properties from composable
I have a helper composable here for orchestrating common aria attributes for form fields.
i try to use it in a consuming component without destructuring the returned object
and 'spreading' the props for each respective component via v-bind
however the v-bind only works if i either add the
.value
to the end of each object or if i destructure the values in the script and reference them that way. am i doing something wrong? i was under the impression v-bind unwraps computed values automagically....2 Replies
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Your understanding about
v-bind
unwrapping computed values automatically is correct, but there's a specific caveat when it comes to refs returned from composables. Let me explain the issue and provide a solution.
The problem you're encountering is related to how Vue handles ref unwrapping in templates. According to the Vue.js documentation (https://vuejs.org/guide/essentials/reactivity-fundamentals.html#caveat-when-unwrapping-in-templates):
Ref unwrapping in templates only applies if the ref is a top-level property in the template render context.In your case,
args
is a top-level property, but args.labelProps
is not. This is why you need to add .value
or destructure the values.
To solve this issue, you have a few options:
1. Destructure the returned object from the composable:
Then use it in the template:
2. Use .value
in the template:
3. Create a computed property for each prop:
Then use these in your template:
The first option (destructuring) is generally the most straightforward and commonly used approach.
This behavior is consistent with how Vue 3 and Nuxt 3 handle reactivity, especially when working with composables. It's a common gotcha that many developers encounter when working with the Composition API.
Stack Overflow: Nuxt 3 sometimes I can omit .value when using useState, sometimes I can't, why? (https://stackoverflow.com/questions/78670993) provides a similar example and explanation of this behavior.
Remember, when working with composables, it's often best to destructure the returned values to ensure proper reactivity in your templates.
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