As mentioned earlier, the current createFolderStructure method both displays the structure and caches the response in the store, thus re-saving the structure even when the data is loaded from the cache.
Create a new method that the Dropbox API will fire once the data has loaded. Call it createStructureAndSave. This should accept the response variable as its only parameter:
createStructureAndSave(response) { }
We can now move the store commit function from the createFolderStructure method into this new one, along with a call to fire the existing method with the data:
createStructureAndSave(response) { this.createFolderStructure(response) this.$store.commit('structure', { path: this.slug, data: response });}
Lastly, ...
