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vue-page-stack

v3.2.0

1. FIx the bug of router.go

v3.1.4

1. FIx the bug of refreshing the browser and then going back

v3.1.3

1. Fixed the page caching issue when using replace.

v3.1.2

1. Removed the stack-key parameter from the URL.
2. Due to special handling of built-in components in Vue3.x, it is currently not possible to use it together with Transition.

This is the version of Vue3.0, Vue2.0 please click this link

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A Vue3 SPA navigation manager,cache the UI in the SPA like a native application, rather than destroy it.

Example

preview

demo code

Features

• 🐉 Extend on vue-router, original navigation logic remains the same
• ⚽ push or forward renders the page and the newly rendered page is stored in Stack
• 🏆 back or go(negative) when the previous pages are not re-rendered, but read from the Stack, and these pages retain the previous content state, such as form content, scrollbar scroll position, etc.
• 🏈 back or go(negative) removes the unused pages from the Stack
• 🎓replace will update the current page in the Stack
• 🎉 The activated hook function is triggered when going back to the previous page
• 🚀 Support for browser backward and forward events
• 🐰 Provides routing direction changes and can add different animations when going forward and backward

The difference between VuePageStack and KeepAlive

• 🌱 VuePageStack does not provide include, exclude and max parameters, because VuePageStack wants to achieve a complete page stack management, only in order in and out
• 🪁 KeepAlive will keep caching the page after it has been cached, and VuePageStack will help destroy the extra pages based on the page stack hierarchy
• 🧬 KeepAlive enters (not returns) the same route page and continues to reuse the previously cached page, while VuePageStack re-renders the page

Installation and use

Installation

pnpm install vue-page-stack

use

import { createApp } from 'vue';
import { VuePageStackPlugin } from 'vue-page-stack';

const app = createApp(App);

// router is necessary
app.use(VuePageStackPlugin, { router });

// App.vue
<template>
  <router-view v-slot="{ Component }">
    <vue-page-stack @back="onBack" @forward="onForward">
      <component :is="Component" :key="$route.fullPath"></component>
    </vue-page-stack>
  </router-view>
</template>

<script setup>
const onBack = () => {
  console.log('back');
};

const onForward = () => {
  console.log('forward');
};
</script>

API

install

use Vue.use to install vue-page-stack

import { VuePageStackPlugin } from 'vue-page-stack';

//...
app.use(VuePageStackPlugin, { router });

Options description：

forward or back

If you want to make some animate entering or leaving, vue-page-stack offers stack-key-dir to judge forward or backward.

// App.vue
<vue-page-stack @back="onBack" @forward="onForward">
  <component :is="Component" :key="$route.fullPath"></component>
</vue-page-stack>

example

Notes

Changelog

Details changes for each release are documented in the release notes.

Principle

Getting the current page instance refers to the keep-alive section of Vue.

Thanks

The plug-in draws on both vue-navigation and vue-nav，Thank you very much for their inspiration.

Contributors ✨

Thanks goes to these wonderful people (emoji key):