Vuex Pathify
Vue / Vuex plugin providing a unified path syntax to Vuex stores
Overview
Pathify makes working with Vuex easier by providing a declarative, state-based path syntax that simplifies the overall Vuex development experience. By abstracting away Vuex's complex setup and manual coding requirements, Pathify allows developers to access or wire up components to the store effortlessly without syntax juggling or worrying about implementation details.
Features
- Declarative Path Syntax: Simplifies Vuex development by providing a state-based path syntax.
- Access and Update Data Easily: Get or set data without the need for complex syntax.
- Sub-property Access: Reach into sub-properties and arrays effortlessly.
- Data Binding Setup: Establish one or two-way data binding on any store value with ease.
- Multiple Property Wiring: Wire multiple properties using array, object, and wildcard formats.
- Variable Expansion: Dynamically reference store properties using variable expansion.
- Mutations in Single Line: Set up mutations, including sub-property mutations, in a single line.
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