Renderless Components
Explore renderless components in Vue to understand how they encapsulate business logic and state without rendering UI. Learn through examples like ToggleProvider how to implement toggling functionality and share reusable code via scoped slots, improving component flexibility and maintainability in large-scale applications.
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Renderless components are components that don’t render any content of their own. Instead, they contain business logic and stateful data, and other components consume them via scoped slots. It’s a useful pattern that can be used to share reusable code. We’ll look at two examples: ToggleProvider and TagsProvider.
The ToggleProvider component
The first component, called ToggleProvider, provides functionality that allows toggling between two different states, on and off.
It can be used for various scenarios, such as showing and hiding error messages, notifications, ...