Thanks for this tutorial. I had tried to do the same with React. And I had never managed to do it. VueJs is much simpler!
A little evolution please. Imagine an 'about2' route. If I try to access it without being logged in, the app sends me back to the login page. Perfect ! But then, how can I be redirected automatically to 'about2' and not to 'about'? I guess I must store the target route name in the store but after ?
I guess it definitely make sense to store the target route name in the store and check it out in the login() method in the ..src/views/Login.vue view before this.$router.push({ name: 'About' })
Thanks for this tutorial. I had tried to do the same with React. And I had never managed to do it. VueJs is much simpler!
A little evolution please. Imagine an 'about2' route. If I try to access it without being logged in, the app sends me back to the login page. Perfect ! But then, how can I be redirected automatically to 'about2' and not to 'about'? I guess I must store the target route name in the store but after ?
thanks again for this tutorial.
Hi Dominique,
I guess it definitely make sense to store the target route name in the store and check it out in the
login()method in the..src/views/Login.vueview beforethis.$router.push({ name: 'About' })This Vue Screencasts video can be useful.