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To set an object in the Vuex state, you can use a mutation in your Vuex store. Here is an example of how you can define a mutation to set an object in the state:
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// In your Vuex store const state = { myObject: {} } const mutations = { setObject(state, payload) { state.myObject = payload } } // Usage in your component this.$store.commit('setObject', { key: 'value' }) |
To get an object from the Vuex state, you can use a getter in your store. Here is an example of how you can define a getter to get an object from the state:
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// In your Vuex store const getters = { getObject: state => state.myObject } // Usage in your component this.$store.getters.getObject |
By defining mutations and getters in your Vuex store, you can easily set and get objects from the state in your Vue components.