useAutoAnimate with multiple ref
Hello. What is a correct way to use useAutoAnimate with ref on multiple elements. For example:
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I'm sorry, but the knowledge sources provided do not contain explicit information about using
useAutoAnimate with multiple refs in Nuxt or Vue. However, there are relevant details about handling multiple refs with v-for in Vue/Nuxt:
- When using ref with v-for, Vue will populate the ref as an array of elements or component instances. For example, ref="liItem" in your code will result in liItem.value being an array of all the <li> elements rendered by the loop. This is confirmed in the knowledge sources, which show that accessing liItem.value after rendering gives you an array of elements or component instances, depending on what the ref is attached to. For DOM elements, you get the element; for components, you get the component instance, and you may need to use defineExpose to access internal refs of child components [Unable to access the element when using template refs with v-for in Vue3/Nuxt3].
- If you want to apply an effect (like useAutoAnimate) to each element, you would typically loop through the array of refs after mounting and apply the effect to each one.
However, since there is no direct mention of useAutoAnimate in the knowledge sources, I cannot provide a code example or confirm the exact integration steps for this library in Nuxt or Vue. If you need to access each DOM element rendered by v-for, you can use the array of refs as described above.
If you need more specific guidance on useAutoAnimate, please consult the official documentation for that library or provide more context.
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