Vue Js v-pre directive
Vue Js v-pre directive: In Vue.js, the v-pre
directive is used to tell Vue to skip the compilation for a particular element and its children. This can be useful if you have some content that you don't want Vue to process, such as code examples or pre-rendered HTML.Here's an example of how you might use the v-pre
directive in a Vue.js application:
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In this example, we have two <div>
elements, one with the v-pre
directive and one without. The <div>
element with the v-pre
directive will display the value of message
exactly as it is, without any interpolation. The other <div>
will display the value of message
as a result of interpolation.
In other words, the first <div>
will show {{ message }}
as a string, but the second one will show Hello, World!
.
This can be useful if you have some pre-rendered HTML that you don't want Vue to touch or if you want to show some code examples in your application.