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beginner
What is a custom composable in Vue?
A custom composable is a reusable function that uses Vue's Composition API features like
ref or reactive to share logic across components.Click to reveal answer
beginner
Which Vue API is commonly used inside a custom composable to create reactive state?
The
ref API is commonly used to create reactive state inside a custom composable.Click to reveal answer
beginner
How do you use a custom composable inside a Vue component?
You import the composable function and call it inside the <code>setup()</code> function of your component to access its reactive state and methods.Click to reveal answer
intermediate
Why create a custom composable instead of putting logic directly in components?
Custom composables help keep code clean and reusable by separating logic from component templates, making it easier to share and maintain.
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beginner
What is the file naming convention for a custom composable in Vue?
Custom composables usually start with
use (e.g., useCounter.js) to clearly show they are composable functions.Click to reveal answer
What does a custom composable in Vue return?
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Custom composables return reactive state and functions to be used inside components.
Where do you call a custom composable inside a Vue component?
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Custom composables are called inside the
setup() function to access their reactive data.Which Vue API is NOT typically used inside a custom composable?
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The
template is part of component structure, not used inside composable functions.What prefix is recommended for naming custom composables?
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Custom composables usually start with "use" to indicate they provide reusable logic.
Why are custom composables helpful in Vue projects?
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Custom composables help reuse logic and keep code clean and maintainable.
Explain how to create and use a custom composable in Vue.
Think about sharing logic between components using functions.
You got /4 concepts.
Why should you use custom composables instead of writing logic directly in components?
Consider how you would share a common feature across many parts of an app.
You got /4 concepts.