Consistent naming of $state functions

[TheAlexLichter]

I think it'd be better if you name the $state functions similar. Currently, it's loaded, but the other function is namedcomplete. Wouldn't completed be better?

[PeachScript]

Thanks for your advice! It's my mistake because of my native language is not English, so the lexical may not precise. But I don't think it's a good time to change the API, it will affect many developers and their applications, how do you think about it?

[TheAlexLichter]

You could wait and introduce that change when you have other breaking changes you'd publish. I think that'd be a good time to do that. ☺️

[PeachScript]

Agree completely! I will fix it in the next milestone version.

[TravisHeeter]

Sorry for hijacking, but what do the status codes mean? I'd like to reset only if loading has already completed, so I get the status: this.$refs.infiniteLoading.status but it comes back as 1, and all the references to status in the vue file are STATUS.word. How can I tell which code means which status?

[PeachScript]

@TravisHeeter please use identifier way to reset this component, the status code just use to the internal logic, it is not recommended that modify the status code manually.

[TravisHeeter]

@PeachScript OK, I tried identifier, but no luck. I have an array of records, which are managed by infinite-loader, and I set the identifier to the record count: totalRecords.

The problem happens when I add 10 records. totalRecords increases by 10 and I want infinite-loader to recognize this and start loading the new rows when the user scrolls down, however it does not acknowledge the new records until I reload the page.

Here's my code:

<infinite-loading 
    :distance="10" 
    @infinite="loadMoreRecords" 
    ref="infiniteLoading" 
    :identifier="totalRecords">

I actually have a stackOverflow question for this: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/54044709/how-to-reset-vue-infinite-loading-ie-get-a-variable-from-a-child-component

[PeachScript]

@TravisHeeter it would be better if you can create a new issue with a reproduce link.

[TravisHeeter]

I created a new issue: #215

I also updated my SO question to better describe my situation. I also created a Code Pen to show the code (I didn't get infinite-loader to work in the code pen, but it works on my real site).

But basically, when the user adds rows, infinite-loader should load more rows.