How to Dynamically Load Components in Your App.vue with Vue Router

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The Problem

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However, this approach defeats the purpose of having multiple routes and the flexibility that forms the backbone of your application.

The Solution: Using router-view

Fortunately, Vue Router provides a straightforward solution with the router-view component. This component acts as a placeholder that will dynamically render the component based on the current route.

Step-by-step Implementation

Here's how you can set it up:

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How It Works

Dynamic Rendering: The router-view acts as a dynamic container that Vue Router uses to render the matched component based on the current navigation:

When a user visits the / route, the Events component will be displayed within the router-view.

If you add more routes (like /about or /contact), the router-view will change accordingly to show the relevant component for that route.

Benefits of Using router-view

Easy Maintenance: When you need to add or change components for different routes, you only have to modify your routes configuration and not your main component file.

Conclusion

Happy coding!