Access instance Vue using this

[IgorMCHC]

How do I access an instance of the vue?

[ndabAP]

That's a very, very good question and something I never thought about. Unfortunately, it's not possible at the moment since data hasn't access to the instance.

The only workaround at the moment would be something like this:

<script>
import VueCommand from 'vue-command'
import 'vue-command/dist/vue-command.css'

const fn = pokemon => pokemon === 'pikachu' ? 'yellow' : `Usage: pokedex pokemon [option]<br><br>
Example: pokedex pikachu --color
`

export default {
  components: {
    VueCommand
  },

  data: () => ({
    commands: {
      pokedex: ({ color, _ }) => {
        return fn(_[1])
      }
    }
  })
}
</script>

That means your logic is independent from the instance. If you have an idea how to get access I'm happy for a contribution.

[IgorMCHC]

I tried to find some method to access the instance but I did not succeed, could you inform me if you will try to update the code for this behavior?

I had a really cool idea to use with this terminal :(

[ndabAP]

I think it won't be possible because the VueCommand component needs the commands at rendering time. One possibility would be that users don't return a string but a component. I already played with it but it makes the whole API much more complex.

Why isn't it possible for you to extract the logic from the instance?

[IgorMCHC]

Because I wanted to do things like that, you know?

[ndabAP]

Yeah, that's indeed reasonable. I'm sorry there is no way at the moment :(

[ndabAP]

I'll create an issue for this case.