vue.jsHow do I unmount a Vue.js component?
To unmount a Vue.js component, you can use the destroy method. This method will remove the component from the DOM, as well as any of its event listeners and watchers.
Example
// create a new Vue instance
var app = new Vue({
el: '#app',
data: {
message: 'Hello Vue!'
}
})
// unmount the component
app.$destroy()
The destroy method will not remove any data associated with the component, so you will need to manually clean up any data that was associated with the component.
The following list provides a breakdown of each part of the code:
var app = new Vue({ ... }): This line creates a new Vue instance and stores it in theappvariable.el: '#app': This line tells the Vue instance to mount itself to the element with the ID ofapp.data: { message: 'Hello Vue!' }: This line adds amessageproperty to the Vue instance'sdataobject.app.$destroy(): This line calls thedestroymethod on the Vue instance, which will remove the component from the DOM.
For more information, please see the Vue.js documentation on the destroy method.
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