The watchQuery property
Watch query strings and execute component methods on change (asyncData, fetch, validate, layout, ...)
-
Type:
Boolean
orArray
orFunction
(default:[]
)
Use the watchQuery
key to set up a watcher for query strings. If the defined strings change, all component methods (asyncData, fetch(context), validate, layout, ...) will be called. Watching is disabled by default to improve performance.
If you want to set up a watcher for all query strings, set watchQuery: true
.
export default {
watchQuery: ['page']
}
You can also use the function watchQuery(newQuery, oldQuery)
to have more refined watchers.
export default {
watchQuery(newQuery, oldQuery) {
// Only execute component methods if the old query string contained `bar`
// and the new query string contains `foo`
return newQuery.foo && oldQuery.bar
}
}
Warning: The new
fetch
hook introduced in 2.12 is not affected by watchQuery
. For more information see listening to query string changes .
Edit this page on GitHub
Updated at Thu, Feb 9, 2023
Paiva
Florian Reuschel
Sébastien Chopin
Daniel Roe
Rishi Raj Jain
Clément Ollivier
Savas Vedova
Steven Soekha
Vinícius Alves
Kareem Dabbeet
Valentín Costa
Ryan Skinner
Alex Hirzel
Ajeet Chaulagain
René Eschke
Nico Devs
Muhammad
Nazaré da Piedade
Naoki Hamada
Tom
Yann Aufray
Anthony Chu
Nuzhat Minhaz
Lucas Portet
Richard Schloss
bpy
Antony Konstantinidis
Hibariya
Jose Seabra
Eze
Florian LEFEBVRE
Lucas Recoaro
Julien SEIXAS
Hugo
Sylvain Marroufin
Spencer Cooley
Piotr Zatorski
Vladimir Semenov
Harry Allen
kazuya kawaguchi
Unai Mengual
Hyunseung Lee
Alexandre Chopin
pooya parsa
Nick Medrano
Mosaab Emam
Iljs Путлер Капут
Heitor Ramon Ribeiro
Nero
Yoon Han
Ikko Eltociear Ashimine
FamCodings
Ayouli
F. Hinkelmann
felipesuri
Christophe Carvalho Vilas-Boas
Leoš Literák
Trizotti