saibbyweb
saibbyweb
Tried in `created()` as well, didn't work. Do you think it has anything to do with `Application Run` internally: https://v7.docs.nativescript.org/core-concepts/application-lifecycle#application-run Quoting from the docs, `Any code after the run call...
My bad, just noticed something. `resumeEvent` works in `created()` but `launchEvent` doesn't.
Great. Thanks a ton for this. NSVUE is awesome, have a great day ahead.
Hey @rigor789 , I noticed something. I am only able to get the launch event if I setup the launchEvent listener in the `created()` hook of the `root` Vue Instance...
In my `main.js`, I first check for the login state of the user and render the `App` component accordingly. A loose example would be: ``` import Login from "./Login.vue"; import...
Totally understand there are multiple ways to approach this problem. My app is working perfectly fine, I was just curious if it can be done within individual SFCs. Spoilt by...
You can explicitly set the `backgroundColor` of the other button to `blue` like this: ``` ``` and it should be fine. Tested on iOS 15.3 --> [Playground link](https://play.nativescript.org/?template=play-vue&id=AVDcOA)
You can access the css color variable's `value` in js first and then provide the actual color code to the `style` attribute ``` const primaryColor = this.$root.nativeView.style.getCssVariable('--color-primary') console.log(primaryColor) ``` You...
Facing the same issue.
How to decode these **encoded polyline** points?