Closed Song-Qian closed 4 years ago
Some mistakes exist in your code.
input
is not a component, so you can't use nativeOn
, use on
instead.
<input {...{ on: this.$listener }} />
In JSX, input tag must be closed. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/30852751/expected-corresponding-jsx-closing-tag-for-input-reactjs
But these maybe not the reason of this error. It seems your babel configuration is something wrong.
Hello, I have a question in using vue-tsx-support. When I write a component, I need to complete an api function in a vue. <input ...$listeners > I was browsing the vue-tsx-support development documentation and found that it can be used <Component {...{ nativeOn: {click: ...}}} /> So I changed the code to <input type='text' value={ me.value} onInput={ (e) => me.$emit('input', e.target.value)} {...{ nativeOn: {...me .$listeners}} }> But webpack has an error. Should I use this syntax, should I still need the relevant dependencies?