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TypeError with Vue 3 #2
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@mblackritter you'll just need to wait for the next release as updating to the current GitHub code fixes the issue. This was fixed by 1dbed61 |
@spb-web any chance on a new release? |
@OmgImAlexis @mblackritter |
Fix released |
@mblackritter Problem solved? May I close the issue? |
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Hi Vyacheslav,
thanks for the hint over at Vuex-Typescript, because I was just looking for the right Vuex modularization and typing package, so this must be the best "bujaka jaka jak"-surprise I coincidentally came by this year! 🥳🎉
It directly felt right, very right, and after implementing it (but see below), checking a few other solutions, and reconfirming myself how messy module management (rootThis, rootThat, ...) still becomes even with latest Vuex 4, I'm convinced that your way is what Vuex itself should be doing - perfect! 😻
But does it really already support Vue 3? 🤔
Because after transforming my store into Vuexok magic, and in frenetic expectations of a new level of store, all I could get from it was the following, which makes me guess I somehow missed the Vue 3 flag/option/package. 🙃
TypeError: Object is not a constructor (evaluating 'new Vue__default['default']()')
Tested it with plain Vue 3 CLI and Vite - same result.
Btw., what's the story to the name of
Vuexok
, as maybeVuexnov
could make you even more a well deserved legend! 😹💦The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: