Let me start by explaining my current issue and dilemma: I have been tasked with converting an existing JS project into a Vue.js framework.
While I could easily solve a particular problem using jQuery, it seems to be posing quite a challenge when it comes to implementing it in Vue.js
My predicament lies in the fact that I need to dynamically create canvasses after the entire page has loaded, and then append them to a canvas container div. Furthermore, I am required to alter the CSS of these canvasses collectively upon clicking a button. Currently, the canvasses are being added using document.createElement('canvas').
The recommended approach in Vue.js would involve applying a v-bind:style attribute to the canvas element and modifying it by manipulating a variable defined within the data() method of the Vue JS code. This can be achieved as follows:
<canvas v-bind:style="{width: customWidth}"></canvas><button v-on:click="customWidth++">+</button>However, where I seem to face confusion is if I attempt to add the v-bind:style attribute while generating a canvas in this manner:
canvas.setAttribute('v-bind:style', '{width: customWidth}')I am seeking advice or suggestions on resolving this specific issue.
To provide visual context, consider the following transformation:
<div id="canvas-container"><div>
<button v-on:click="customWidth++">+</button>
<button v-on:click="customWidth--">-</button>
should be updated to look like this:
<div id="canvas-container">
<canvas v-bind:style="{width: customWidth}"></canvas>
<canvas v-bind:style="{width: customWidth}"></canvas>
<canvas v-bind:style="{width: customWidth}"></canvas>
<canvas v-bind:style="{width: customWidth}"></canvas>
<canvas v-bind:style="{width: customWidth}"></canvas>
<div>
<button v-on:click="customWidth++">+</button>
<button v-on:click="customWidth--">-</button>
Incorporate the following Vue JS code snippet:
data(){
return{
customWidth: 100
}
}
This will ensure responsiveness to the button actions.