Recently, I came across an issue, to fix which i need to give a Unique value for :key
in my v-for
. But the problem is that i don't have a unique value .and giving the index as :key
does not solve my problem. My Array for v-for
is a list of objects, with an object being
{sourceValue:"1",targetValue:"2",assigned:true}
And my unique value will be combination of sourceValue and targetValue... So how should i define the :key
on the v-for
? Is :key="cfg.sourceValue+cfg.targetValue"
Okay? how can i verify the key value on DOM?
v-for="(cfg, idCfg) in $store.state.configurations" :config="cfg" :key="idCfg"
Having the two values concatenated by +
really worked for me.
<config-record v-for="(cfg, idCfg) in $store.state.configurations" :config="cfg" :key="cfg.sourceValue+cfg.targetValue"></config-record>
I have verified it in Vue Dev tools to see that the :key value is infact unique and concatenated values of both sourceVal and targetVal.
$store.state.configurations = [ {sourceValue:"TestDivya",targetValue:"3",assigned:true},{sourceValue:"TestDivya1",targetValue:"test",assigned:true},{sourceValue:"DEBUG_LOGGING",targetValue:"ENABLED",assigned:true} ]