Is it okay to use Javascript class objects in Vuex state?












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Lets say I have a simple Vuex state to hold a recipe:



const state = {
recipe: {
id: '',
name: "",
ingredients : ,
}
};


Is it a good practice to instead create a recipe class holding the same data, and then in the state declare it as an instance of the class?



const state = {
recipe: new Recipe()
};


If the recipe class has methods, should those methods be proxied via getters/mutations on the vuex store, or is it okay to call the methods directly?










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  • I have the same question. I found the following post in the Vue forum and hope it helps: forum.vuejs.org/t/vuex-best-practices-for-complex-objects/10143/…

    – Snowfish
    Mar 2 at 2:07
















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Lets say I have a simple Vuex state to hold a recipe:



const state = {
recipe: {
id: '',
name: "",
ingredients : ,
}
};


Is it a good practice to instead create a recipe class holding the same data, and then in the state declare it as an instance of the class?



const state = {
recipe: new Recipe()
};


If the recipe class has methods, should those methods be proxied via getters/mutations on the vuex store, or is it okay to call the methods directly?










share|improve this question























  • I have the same question. I found the following post in the Vue forum and hope it helps: forum.vuejs.org/t/vuex-best-practices-for-complex-objects/10143/…

    – Snowfish
    Mar 2 at 2:07














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Lets say I have a simple Vuex state to hold a recipe:



const state = {
recipe: {
id: '',
name: "",
ingredients : ,
}
};


Is it a good practice to instead create a recipe class holding the same data, and then in the state declare it as an instance of the class?



const state = {
recipe: new Recipe()
};


If the recipe class has methods, should those methods be proxied via getters/mutations on the vuex store, or is it okay to call the methods directly?










share|improve this question














Lets say I have a simple Vuex state to hold a recipe:



const state = {
recipe: {
id: '',
name: "",
ingredients : ,
}
};


Is it a good practice to instead create a recipe class holding the same data, and then in the state declare it as an instance of the class?



const state = {
recipe: new Recipe()
};


If the recipe class has methods, should those methods be proxied via getters/mutations on the vuex store, or is it okay to call the methods directly?







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  • I have the same question. I found the following post in the Vue forum and hope it helps: forum.vuejs.org/t/vuex-best-practices-for-complex-objects/10143/…

    – Snowfish
    Mar 2 at 2:07



















  • I have the same question. I found the following post in the Vue forum and hope it helps: forum.vuejs.org/t/vuex-best-practices-for-complex-objects/10143/…

    – Snowfish
    Mar 2 at 2:07

















I have the same question. I found the following post in the Vue forum and hope it helps: forum.vuejs.org/t/vuex-best-practices-for-complex-objects/10143/…

– Snowfish
Mar 2 at 2:07





I have the same question. I found the following post in the Vue forum and hope it helps: forum.vuejs.org/t/vuex-best-practices-for-complex-objects/10143/…

– Snowfish
Mar 2 at 2:07












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