this.$set cant sort after
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So have Vue adding an object to a list of objects but no matter what I do it doesn't seem to sort or append to the top of the list.
the set happens here
watch:
sendBetData()
// Creates the object to be appended to the list
const latest =
bet_id: this.sendBetData.bet_id,
username: this.sendBetData.username,
bet: this.sendBetData.bet_amount,
client_seed: this.sendBetData.client_seed.seed,
created_at: this.sendBetData.created_at,
high: this.sendBetData.high,
multiplier: this.sendBetData.multiplier,
profit: this.sendBetData.profit,
result: this.sendBetData.result,
roll: this.sendBetData.roll_number,
server_seed: this.sendBetData.server_seed.seed_hash,
threshold: this.sendBetData.threshold,
user_id: this.sendBetData.user_id
;
this.$set(this.bets, latest.bet_id, latest)
,
,
then I have a computed function sorting
computed:
bets()
console.log('yep');
return _.orderBy(this.bets, 'created_at')
,
But no matter what I try it always sets it to the bottom of the list on the view
javascript vue.js vue-component
asked Nov 11 at 7:22
GrahamMorbyDev
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So have Vue adding an object to a list of objects but no matter what I do it doesn't seem to sort or append to the top of the list.
the set happens here
watch:
sendBetData()
// Creates the object to be appended to the list
const latest =
bet_id: this.sendBetData.bet_id,
username: this.sendBetData.username,
bet: this.sendBetData.bet_amount,
client_seed: this.sendBetData.client_seed.seed,
created_at: this.sendBetData.created_at,
high: this.sendBetData.high,
multiplier: this.sendBetData.multiplier,
profit: this.sendBetData.profit,
result: this.sendBetData.result,
roll: this.sendBetData.roll_number,
server_seed: this.sendBetData.server_seed.seed_hash,
threshold: this.sendBetData.threshold,
user_id: this.sendBetData.user_id
;
this.$set(this.bets, latest.bet_id, latest)
,
,
then I have a computed function sorting
computed:
bets()
console.log('yep');
return _.orderBy(this.bets, 'created_at')
,
But no matter what I try it always sets it to the bottom of the list on the view
javascript vue.js vue-component
asked Nov 11 at 7:22
GrahamMorbyDev
73111
1
You aren't usingVue.setproperly. From the documentation, here is a proper example:this.$set(this.someObject, 'b', 2), wherethis.someObjectis the object which you want to set,'b'is the attribute you want to change onthis.someObject, and 2 is the new value to be set
– Derek Pollard
Nov 11 at 7:30
So that isnt the right way to append a new object to the group?? The way you putting it is that is the change a value within an object, is that correct?
– GrahamMorbyDev
Nov 11 at 7:47
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So have Vue adding an object to a list of objects but no matter what I do it doesn't seem to sort or append to the top of the list.
the set happens here
watch:
sendBetData()
// Creates the object to be appended to the list
const latest =
bet_id: this.sendBetData.bet_id,
username: this.sendBetData.username,
bet: this.sendBetData.bet_amount,
client_seed: this.sendBetData.client_seed.seed,
created_at: this.sendBetData.created_at,
high: this.sendBetData.high,
multiplier: this.sendBetData.multiplier,
profit: this.sendBetData.profit,
result: this.sendBetData.result,
roll: this.sendBetData.roll_number,
server_seed: this.sendBetData.server_seed.seed_hash,
threshold: this.sendBetData.threshold,
user_id: this.sendBetData.user_id
;
this.$set(this.bets, latest.bet_id, latest)
,
,
then I have a computed function sorting
computed:
bets()
console.log('yep');
return _.orderBy(this.bets, 'created_at')
,
But no matter what I try it always sets it to the bottom of the list on the view
javascript vue.js vue-component
asked Nov 11 at 7:22
GrahamMorbyDev
73111
So have Vue adding an object to a list of objects but no matter what I do it doesn't seem to sort or append to the top of the list.
the set happens here
watch:
sendBetData()
// Creates the object to be appended to the list
const latest =
bet_id: this.sendBetData.bet_id,
username: this.sendBetData.username,
bet: this.sendBetData.bet_amount,
client_seed: this.sendBetData.client_seed.seed,
created_at: this.sendBetData.created_at,
high: this.sendBetData.high,
multiplier: this.sendBetData.multiplier,
profit: this.sendBetData.profit,
result: this.sendBetData.result,
roll: this.sendBetData.roll_number,
server_seed: this.sendBetData.server_seed.seed_hash,
threshold: this.sendBetData.threshold,
user_id: this.sendBetData.user_id
;
this.$set(this.bets, latest.bet_id, latest)
,
,
then I have a computed function sorting
computed:
bets()
console.log('yep');
return _.orderBy(this.bets, 'created_at')
,
But no matter what I try it always sets it to the bottom of the list on the view
javascript vue.js vue-component
javascript vue.js vue-component
asked Nov 11 at 7:22
GrahamMorbyDev
73111
asked Nov 11 at 7:22
GrahamMorbyDev
73111
asked Nov 11 at 7:22
GrahamMorbyDev
73111
asked Nov 11 at 7:22
GrahamMorbyDev
73111
asked Nov 11 at 7:22
GrahamMorbyDev
73111
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You aren't usingVue.setproperly. From the documentation, here is a proper example:this.$set(this.someObject, 'b', 2), wherethis.someObjectis the object which you want to set,'b'is the attribute you want to change onthis.someObject, and 2 is the new value to be set
– Derek Pollard
Nov 11 at 7:30
So that isnt the right way to append a new object to the group?? The way you putting it is that is the change a value within an object, is that correct?
– GrahamMorbyDev
Nov 11 at 7:47
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1
You aren't usingVue.setproperly. From the documentation, here is a proper example:this.$set(this.someObject, 'b', 2), wherethis.someObjectis the object which you want to set,'b'is the attribute you want to change onthis.someObject, and 2 is the new value to be set
– Derek Pollard
Nov 11 at 7:30
So that isnt the right way to append a new object to the group?? The way you putting it is that is the change a value within an object, is that correct?
– GrahamMorbyDev
Nov 11 at 7:47
1
1
You aren't using
Vue.set properly. From the documentation, here is a proper example: this.$set(this.someObject, 'b', 2), where this.someObject is the object which you want to set, 'b' is the attribute you want to change on this.someObject, and 2 is the new value to be set– Derek Pollard
Nov 11 at 7:30
You aren't using
Vue.set properly. From the documentation, here is a proper example: this.$set(this.someObject, 'b', 2), where this.someObject is the object which you want to set, 'b' is the attribute you want to change on this.someObject, and 2 is the new value to be set– Derek Pollard
Nov 11 at 7:30
So that isnt the right way to append a new object to the group?? The way you putting it is that is the change a value within an object, is that correct?
– GrahamMorbyDev
Nov 11 at 7:47
So that isnt the right way to append a new object to the group?? The way you putting it is that is the change a value within an object, is that correct?
– GrahamMorbyDev
Nov 11 at 7:47
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If you have an array of objects, just push it:
this.bets.push(latest)
Also, your orderBy method should probably be sortBy given what you want to do:
return _.sortBy(this.bets, bet => bet.created_at)
answered Nov 11 at 9:01
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If you have an array of objects, just push it:
this.bets.push(latest)
Also, your orderBy method should probably be sortBy given what you want to do:
return _.sortBy(this.bets, bet => bet.created_at)
answered Nov 11 at 9:01
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If you have an array of objects, just push it:
this.bets.push(latest)
Also, your orderBy method should probably be sortBy given what you want to do:
return _.sortBy(this.bets, bet => bet.created_at)
answered Nov 11 at 9:01
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up vote
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down vote
If you have an array of objects, just push it:
this.bets.push(latest)
Also, your orderBy method should probably be sortBy given what you want to do:
return _.sortBy(this.bets, bet => bet.created_at)
answered Nov 11 at 9:01
Ohgodwhy
33.5k63767
If you have an array of objects, just push it:
this.bets.push(latest)
Also, your orderBy method should probably be sortBy given what you want to do:
return _.sortBy(this.bets, bet => bet.created_at)
answered Nov 11 at 9:01
Ohgodwhy
33.5k63767
answered Nov 11 at 9:01
Ohgodwhy
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answered Nov 11 at 9:01
Ohgodwhy
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answered Nov 11 at 9:01
Ohgodwhy
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You aren't using
Vue.setproperly. From the documentation, here is a proper example:this.$set(this.someObject, 'b', 2), wherethis.someObjectis the object which you want to set,'b'is the attribute you want to change onthis.someObject, and 2 is the new value to be set– Derek Pollard
Nov 11 at 7:30
So that isnt the right way to append a new object to the group?? The way you putting it is that is the change a value within an object, is that correct?
– GrahamMorbyDev
Nov 11 at 7:47