Vue Checkbox array of objects
Vue Checkbox array of objects:In Vue, a checkbox array of objects refers to a way of managing a list of checkboxes, where each checkbox corresponds to an object in an array. Each object contains a value that is used to determine whether the checkbox is checked or not. This is often used when you have a list of items that can be selected, and you want to keep track of which items are selected. By binding the checkboxes to the array of objects using v-model, you can easily update the selected state of each object as the user interacts with the checkboxes. This approach provides a convenient way to manage multiple checkboxes and their associated data in Vue applications.
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How can I bind an array of objects to Vue checkboxes?
This Vue code creates a checkbox group that binds an array of objects to the checkboxes. The array of objects, called "items," contains several items with an ID and a name.
The checkboxes are generated using a v-for loop that iterates through the items array and binds each item to a checkbox input.
The v-model directive binds the checked state of the checkboxes to the "selectedItems" array. Finally, the selected items are displayed using a data-binding expression in the template.