I am trying to convert a next.js app(https://medium.com/strapi/how-to-create-pages-on-the-fly-with-dynamic-zone-8eebe64a2e1) to a nuxt.js app. In this app I can fetch data from an API and the next.js app uses the APIs data to generate new pages with its corresponding content. Works well in Next.js.
The data/content from the API consists of Seo data for the page, some static values and very important of blocks. These blocks have an attribute called __component where the components name is saved and also have the components data like images, text, etc. So I only have to deal with next.js when adding new components.
In next.js I used the catch-all-route ./pages/[[...slug]].js to catch any slug an user may enter. Then the API is fired with the slug from the context.query and I get back the pages data if it exists. Now the APIs json data only needs to be passed to the blockmanager component.
const Universals = ({blocks}) => {
return <div><BlockManager blocks={blocks}></BlockManager></div>;
};
Here the blockmanager gets the json list of blocks, from which to parse the components.
import Hero from '../../blocks/Hero';
import Pricing from '../../blocks/Pricing';
const getBlockComponent = ({__component, ...rest}, index) => {
let Block;
switch (__component) {
case 'blocks.hero':
Block = Hero;
break;
case "blocks.prices":
Block = Pricing;
break;
}
return Block ? <Block key={`index-${index}`} {...rest}/> : null;
};
const BlockManager = ({ blocks }) => {
return <div> {blocks.map(getBlockComponent)} </div>;
};
BlockManager.defaultProps = {
blocks: [],
};
export default BlockManager;
How can I replicate this line now in nuxt js?
return Block ? <Block key={`index-${index}`} {...rest}/> : null;
How to return a component/component-tag dynamically in vue/nuxt ? Is there maybe another solution to automatically insert the wanted component? Maybe someones knows ho to convert the blockmanagers logic to vue/nuxt logic entirely.
Ok I think I got it. No strange stuff actually. I thought about it too complicated. Wanted all dynamically created but no need as I saw later ...
<template v-if="blocks">
<div id="example-1">
<div v-for="({__component, ...rest}=block, i) in blocks" :key="i">
<Hero :data="rest" v-if="__component === 'blocks.hero'"/>
<Pricing :data="rest" v-if="__component === 'blocks.pricing'"/>
</div>
</div>
</template>
<script>
import Hero from '../../blocks/Hero/Hero.vue';
import Pricing from '../../blocks/Pricing/Pricing.vue';
export default {
components: {
Hero, Pricing
},
props: {
blocks: Array
}
}
</script>