Examining transition routes
With the combination of the router-element
component from Vue Router and the transition
component, we can easily set up the transition effects when a user navigates from one URL (route) to another.
To give you a more fundamental understanding, we demonstrate in the following section an underlying case where a user redirects from the home
page to the about
page on a website.
To enable a transition across routing, with Vue Router 4.x and above, we need to combine the v-slot
API with a dynamic component
element. We use the v-slot
attribute to pass and bind view Component
of the current route to the is
props of the component
element nested under transition
, as seen here:
<router-view v-slot="{ Component }"> Â Â <transition :name="zoom"> Â Â Â Â <component :is="Component" /> Â Â </transition> </router-view>
Here, we add a zoom
transition effect when navigating...