Vue component that encapsulates the wijmo.barcode.common.Codabar control.
Vue component that encapsulates the wijmo.barcode.common.Code128 control.
Vue component that encapsulates the wijmo.barcode.common.Code39 control.
Vue component that encapsulates the wijmo.barcode.common.Ean13 control.
Vue component that encapsulates the wijmo.barcode.common.Ean8 control.
Vue component that encapsulates the wijmo.barcode.common.Gs1_128 control.
Vue component that encapsulates the wijmo.barcode.common.QrCode control.
Vue component that encapsulates the wijmo.barcode.common.UpcA control.
Vue component that encapsulates the wijmo.barcode.common.UpcE0 control.
Vue component that encapsulates the wijmo.barcode.common.UpcE1 control.
Wijmo interop module for Vue 2.
This module provides Vue 2 components that encapsulate Wijmo controls.
To use it, your application must include references to the Vue 2 framework (RC6 or later), as well as the regular Wijmo CSS and js files.
To add Wijmo controls to Vue pages, include the appropriate tags in your HTML files. For example, the code below adds an InputNumber control to a Vue page:
<wj-input-number format="c2" placeholder="Sales" :value="sales" :value-changed="salesChanged" :min="0" :max="10000" :step="100" :is-required="false"> </wj-input-number>
// Wijmo event handler // update "sales" value to match the InputNumber value function salesChanged(sender, eventArgs) { this.sales = sender.value; }
The example illustrates the following important points:
:min="0"
).:value-changed="salesChanged"
).All Wijmo Vue components include an "initialized" event that is raised after the control has been added to the page and initialized. You can use this event to perform additional initialization in addition to setting properties in markup. For example: