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To access a Vuex getter from Vue Router, you can follow these steps:
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import store from './store' |
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{ path: '/example', component: ExampleComponent, beforeEnter: (to, from, next) => { // Access the getter from the store const someValue = store.getters.someValueGetter // Do something with the getter value, for example: if (someValue) { next() } else { next('/login') // Redirect to another route if the condition is not met } } } |
In the above example, someValueGetter
is an example getter defined in your Vuex store. You can replace it with the actual name of the getter you want to access.
By using the beforeEnter
guard, you can access the getter value before entering the route. You can perform some authentication or any other condition based on the getter value and decide whether to proceed to the next route or redirect to another route.
Note: Make sure the Vuex store is properly set up and the getter you want to access is defined in the store module.