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Welcome to SO, You could actually shift-away from jquery
with vue
. You already made a dynamic class binding on your but
element therefore you can remove the jquery
class handling on your method
.
template:
<button @click="toggleLike()" class="mr-2">
<i class="fa-thumbs-up" :class="isLiked ? 'fas' : 'far'"></i>
</button>
method:
toggleLike() {
// Add here how you handle the toggling of isLiked data
if (this.movieData.likes === 0) this.movieData.likes++;
return this.$store.dispatch("updateMovieLikes", {
imdbID: this.movie.imdbID,
});
},
Note.
I’m not sure how you generate the buttons dynamically, can you show it on your question? (can’t comment yet). You should also show how do you handle the toggling of your isLiked
data.
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You should put more code on how you structure your generated buttons, is that an array? If it is then your isLiked should be an array
<div v-for="movie in movies">
<button @click="toggleLike(movie)" class="mr-2">
<i id="but" class="fa-thumbs-up" :class="movie.likes === 0 ? 'fas' : 'far'"></i>
</button>
</div>
methods: {
toggleLike(movie) {
movie.likes = movie.likes === 0 ? 1 : 0;
this.$store.dispatch("updateMovieLikes", {
imdbID: this.movie.imdbID,
});
}
}
Edit: Just a tip you dont need jquery in vue
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