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Gautier Méheust
Gautier Méheust

Reputation: 13

How to get object from array in vue.js

I would like to select object from array in Vue.js :

On pageload, the selectTitle() method is called. I just want to select object (for example i=2) in my array 'titleList'. But for now I just get the Observer in return. I know it's about kind of scope or bind but I'm really new in vue (and js !) so someone could help me ?

Thanks !

var vm = new Vue({
    el: '#titles',
    data: {
        titleList: [
            { title: 'Title1', details: 'details1', imgLocation:'', text: 'Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet.' },
            { title: 'Title2', details: 'details2', imgLocation:'', text: 'Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet.' },
            { title: 'Title3', details: 'details3', imgLocation:'', text: 'Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet.' },
            { title: 'Title4', details: 'details4', imgLocation:'', text: 'Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet.' },
            { title: 'Title5', details: 'details5', imgLocation:'', text: 'Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet.' }
        ],
    },
    mounted: function () {
        this.setTimer();
        this.selectTitle();
    },
    methods: {
        selectTitle() {
            i = 2;
            let currentTitle = this.titleList[i];
            console.log(i, currentTitle);
            return currentTitle;
        },

Upvotes: 0

Views: 2417

Answers (1)

Philip Feldmann
Philip Feldmann

Reputation: 8435

That's perfectly normal and exactly what you want to happen. Vue wraps every object into an observable automatically for you, so that when your data changes, all data-bindings in view update automatically without you having to do anything. Don't worry about it, this works as a proxy, you can manipulate this object just normally. For example:

currentTitle.title = 'Changed title'

Will update the correct attribute and if you have a reference in your view, even update your view automatically without you having to worry about anything. That's the great thing about Vue.

Here's a codepen example taking your code a bit further, hope that helps understanding: Codepen Example

Upvotes: 1

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