Vuex getter 反应性问题（结合 Vue 路由器）

Question

I have a Vuex getter that is supposed to get all relevant data for the current route & then display it in Vuetify <v-data-table> which works completely fine when the component is created. However, when i create a new entry in the data Array in the relevant state that the getter works with, it only fetches & displays the new entry when i navigate away from the current route. I'm using the current route as a key to identify the different entries in the state so i can display different information for the current route, hence the Vue router . I'm not sure if explained my issue clearly (sorry, English is not my first language), so here's code that i think is relevant: The getter in question:

  computed: {
    ...mapGetters({
      geData: "geData"
    }),
    getAllData() {
      return this.geData[this.$route.path];
    }
  }

The data table:

<v-data-table :headers="headers" :items="getAllData" hide-actions>
  <template v-slot:items="props">
        <td class="text-xs-left">{{ props.item.name }}</td>
        <td class="text-xs-left">{{ props.item.state}}</td>
        <td class="text-xs-left">{{ props.item.created_at }}</td>
        <td class="text-xs-left">{{ }}</td>
      </template>
</v-data-table>

Here's how i modify the array in the store mutation :

  setNewData: (state, Data) => {
    state.Data[Data[0]] = Data[1];
  }

The first Data[0] is the route to be used as a key, the second Data[1] is the new data. I suspect the reason the getter updates only when i navigate away from the current route is because i use the route as a key, but i'm not certain and i dont know if that's the case how to adress the issue, so any ideas, pointers are welcome, thanks in advance!

Answer 1

You'll need to use Vue.set because object keys are not reactive unless first declared:

Vue.set(state.Data, Data[0], Data[1])

That should get you the reactivity you're looking for.

Side note:

Make sure that state.Data is reactive to begin with by initializing it as an object.

Answer 2

Try this:

setNewData: (state, Data) => {
  Vue.set(state.Data, Data[0], Data[1])
}

You'll need to import Vue if you don't already have it in that file.

See https://v2.vuejs.org/v2/guide/reactivity.html#Change-Detection-Caveats .

I'm assuming here that you're adding a new property to the object. If the property already exists then you wouldn't need Vue.set .

An alternative would be to copy the object, adding the new property before the new object is made reactive:

setNewData: (state, Data) => {
  state.Data = {
    ...state.Data,
    [Data[0]]: Data[1]
  }
}