Vue Starport
Shared component across routes with animations
Overview
The document introduces a new approach called Starport for Vue.js, designed to address challenges in animating components during user navigation between routes. It discusses how the structure of Vue components can hinder smooth transitions between routes and introduces a technique called FLIP to enumerate transitions. Starport aims to solve this issue by hoisting components to the root to make them independent of routes and using a Proxy component to manage animations.
Features
- Experimental: Vue Starport is an experimental approach designed for Vue 3.
- Proxy Component: Introduces a Proxy component to manage component animations and positioning.
- Teleport Component: Utilizes the component for components to "land" in expected positions.
- Global Component Registration: Allows for registering components globally for easy usage.
- StarportCarrier Usage: Requires adding component to the root component and nesting components within it.
Summary
The document introduces Starport, an experimental approach for Vue 3, aimed at simplifying component animations during route transitions. By hoisting components to the root and using Proxy components, Starport facilitates smooth transitions and preserves DOM structure during navigation. It provides a unique solution for managing component animations and positioning in Vue.js applications.
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