Add json filter information and example
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| JSON.stringify() incoming value rather than outputting the string representation (i.e. `[object Object]`). | ||
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| <textarea v-model="$data | json"></textarea> |
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Why use <textarea> and v-model here? The json filter is a read only filter.
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Oh. Good point. I was using it for some quick debugging (not bi-directionally). <textarea>{{$data | json}}</textarea> works just as well. Shall I change it to that?
FWIW, I do have a project that uses bi-directional JSON, but I've not yet tested it with 0.11.0 and this json filter (though I'm hoping it'll serve for part of that need):
https://github.com/BigBlueHat/vue-schema/blob/master/app.js#L1-L13
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I think it's probably better to use <pre> instead, just to avoid possible confusions.
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Good call. Fix en route.
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@yyx990803 fixed. |
Add `json` filter information and example
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Fixes vuejs#43 Meet the team
Example's pretty much how I use it. 😸
Let me know if you'd prefer something else!