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The namespaced
setting will cause the actions
, mutations
and setters
of a store to be namespaced based on the module name. The state
of a module, however, is always separated off into its own subtree within state
, even if namespacing is not being used.
So this won’t work:
...mapState([
'items'
]),
This is looking for an items
property in the root state.
Instead you can use something like:
...mapState({
items: state => state.itemstore.items
})
You might be tempted to try to write it like this:
...mapState('itemstore', ['items'])
However, passing the module name as the first argument to mapState
will only work with namespaced
modules.
Source:stackexchange.com