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//- DOM element where we will bootstrap VueJS
#app.todos
h3.todos__title
| Todo List - VueJS
//- show number of remaining todo items - if any
span(v-show="itemsTodo.length")
| ({{ itemsTodo.length }} pending)
//- 1) run addTodo method on enter key
//- 2) bind field value to 'newTodo' data property
input.todos__input(
type="text",
@keyup.enter="addTodo",
v-model="newTodo",
placeholder="Type and press enter..."
)
ul.todos__list
//- 1) one 'li' element per item in 'todos' data array
//- 2) conditionally add 'todos__completed' class if todo item is completed
//- 3) toggle completion status on click
//- 4) add transition attribute
li.todos__item(
v-for="(todo,index) in todos",
:class="{ 'todos__completed': todo.completed }",
@click="todo.completed = !todo.completed",
transition="fade"
)
//- 1) run 'removeTodo' method on click
button.todos__delete(@click.stop="removeTodo(index)")
| ×
| {{ todo.text }}
//- placeholder text if todos data array is empty
p.todos__empty(v-show="!todos.length")
| Nothing to do... yet!
//- 1) delete all completed items on click
//- 2) only show if remaining todo items
a.todos__clear(
href="#"
@click.prevent="clearCompleted"
v-show="itemsDone.length"
) Clear completed tasks
/* ##### 🌍 Global Stuff 🌍 ##### */
@import url('https://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Open+Sans:400,700')
$tint = #0099aa
body
padding 1rem 1.5rem
background darken(white, 3)
font-family 'Open Sans', sans-serif
@media(min-width 500px)
padding-top 3rem
/* ##### 🔥 BEM + Stylus 🔥 ##### */
// the prefix
.todos
&__title
margin-bottom 1rem
&__input
padding .5rem .75rem
border solid 2px darken(white, 15)
width 15rem
margin .5rem 0 1rem
&:focus
outline none
&__list
margin 1rem 0
padding 0
&__item
position relative
list-style none
padding .5rem
margin 0 .3rem .3rem 0
background white
display inline-block
color darken(white, 40)
&:hover
cursor pointer
color #666
&__delete
margin-right .5rem
background tomato
border none
color white
border-radius 50%
height 1rem
width 1rem
display inline-block
line-height 1
font-size .8rem
text-align center
padding 0
&:hover
background darken(tomato, 15)
&__completed
background lighten($tint, 65)
text-decoration line-through
color $tint
&:hover
color darken($tint, 5)
&__clear
font-size 0.8rem
color $tint
&__empty
font-size 0.9rem
color #666
/* ##### transitions ##### */
.fade
&-transition
transition all .2s
&-enter
opacity 0
&-leave
display none
const vm = new Vue({
// The DOM element to bootstrap our Vue
el: '#app',
// Kick off with some initial state
data: {
newTodo: '',
todos: [
{text: 'drink coffee', completed: true},
{text: 'eat breakkie', completed: false},
{text: 'check e-mails', completed: false},
{text: 'hang in slack', completed: false},
{text: 'do some work', completed: false},
{text: 'check twitter', completed: false},
{text: 'seriously dude, work!', completed: false},
{text: 'drink coffee', completed: false},
{text: 'play in CodePen', completed: false}
]
},
// keeping track of done / todo items
computed: {
itemsDone() {
return this.todos.filter(todo => todo.completed)
},
itemsTodo() {
return this.todos.filter(todo => !todo.completed)
}
},
// Let's implement our functionality in methods
methods: {
addTodo() {
// create new todo object
const newEntry = {
text: this.newTodo,
completed: false
}
// if input field not empty...
if (this.newTodo.length) {
// ...push to todos array
this.todos.push(newEntry)
// ...reset input field
this.newTodo = ''
}
},
removeTodo(index) {
// remove todo item
this.todos.splice(index, 1)
},
clearCompleted() {
// only keep todo items not completed (see computed data)
this.todos = this.itemsTodo
}
}
})
Also see: Tab Triggers