I'm using Vuetify
and its v-select
component with multiple
option enabled to allow selecting multiple options.
These options represent talent(candidate) pools for my CRM software.
What it needs to do is that when some option in v-select is checked, candidates from checked talent pool are fetched from API and saved to some array (let's call it markedCandidates
), and when option is deselected, candidates from that pool need to be removed from markedCandidates
array.
The problem is that @change
or @input
events return complete list of selected options. I need it to return just selected/deselected pool and information if it's selected or deselected, to be able to update the markedCandidates
array.
My existing code:
<v-select return-object multiple @change="loadCandidatesFromTalentPool" v-model="markedCandidates" :item-text="'name'" :item-value="'name'" :items="talentPoolsSortedByName" dense placeholder="No pool selected" label="Talent Pools" color='#009FFF'>
<template slot="selection" slot-scope="{ item, index }">
<span v-if="index === 0">{{ item.name }}</span>
<span v-if="index === 1" class="grey--text caption othersSpan">(+{{ talentPools.length - 1 }} others)</span>
</template>
</v-select>
Any idea how to solve this?
As I said, loadCandidatesFromTalentPool(change)
returns complete array of v-model
(markedCandidates
)..
EDIT: I found this solution, it's more of a workaround actually, would be nice if there was dedicated event for this situation:
Actually there is only one event related to changing values of v-autocomplete
: @change
(See https://vuetifyjs.com/en/components/autocompletes#events). The watch
approach is useful if you want to monitor only individual changes. However, if you plan to do this with more selectors, it could be better if you create a custom reusable component with a new attached event (in this example, for the last change).
Vue.component('customselector',{
props:[
"value",
"items"
],
data: function() {
return {
content: this.value,
oldVal : this.value
}
},
methods: {
handleInput (e) {
this.$emit('input', this.content)
},
changed (val) {
oldVal=this.oldVal
//detect differences
const diff = [
...val.filter(x => !oldVal.includes(x)),
...oldVal.filter(x => !val.includes(x))
]
this.oldVal = val
var deleted=[]
var inserted=[]
// detect inserted/deleted
for(var i=0;i<diff.length;i++){
if (val.indexOf(diff[i])){
deleted.push(diff[i])
}else{
inserted.push(diff[i])
}
}
this.$emit("change",val)
this.$emit("lastchange",diff,inserted,deleted);
}
},
extends: 'v-autocomplete',
template: '<v-autocomplete @input="handleInput" @change="changed" :items="items" box chips color="blue lighten-2" label="Select" item-text="name" item-value="name" multiple return-object><slot></slot></v-autocomplete>',
})
Then you can use your component as simple as:
<customselector @lastchange="lastChange" >...</customselector>
methods:{
lastChange: function(changed, inserted, deleted){
this.lastChanged = changed
}
}
The changed
only shows items which are actually changed. I've added the inserted
and deleted
arrays to return new items added or removed from the selection.
Source example: https://codepen.io/fraigo/pen/qQRvve/?editors=1011