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Hi, I have an application with socket.io implementation with vue-socket.io-extended library.
Now. In Vue2 i have a file mixins.js with the mixins of my app. And I can access the properties of the socket like this.$socket.client.id
Something like this:
// Mixins.js file export const myMixins ={ methods:{ async update() { ...... const idSocket = this.$socket.client.id; ......... }, } }
Now in Vue3 with typescript, I have the file Mixins.ts
// Mixins.ts file const myMixins = () => { const update = async () => { ...... const idSocket = this.$socket.client.id; -> the Vue instance is not recognized with "this". ......... } return {update} } export default myMixins;
What is the closest approximation to be able to do the same process in Vue3 with TypeScript and Composables?
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Hi, I have an application with socket.io implementation with vue-socket.io-extended library.
Now. In Vue2 i have a file mixins.js with the mixins of my app. And I can access the properties of the socket like this.$socket.client.id
Something like this:
Now in Vue3 with typescript, I have the file Mixins.ts
What is the closest approximation to be able to do the same process in Vue3 with TypeScript and Composables?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: