In this chapter, I continue describing the built-in Vue.js directives, focusing on the v-on directive, which is used for event handling and which Table 14-1 puts in context.
Table 14-1
Putting the v-on Directive in Context
Question | Answer |
|---|---|
What is it? | The v-on directive is used to listen and respond to events. |
Why is it useful? | This directive makes it easy to access component data or invoke methods when responding to an event and makes event handling an integrated part of Vue.js development. |
How is it used? | The v-on directive is applied to the HTML element whose events you in which you are interested, and its expression is ... |
