After you initialize a component, you can develop your own custom component by modifying the files in the component directory.
According to the Vue.js guidelines, the component template must contain one root element.
For example, create a clicker button component on the slide in your demo e-Detailer. Add this code to the developed component instance in the root directory of the component.
// ./index.vue<template> <div class="clicker"> <p class="wiz-tеst-component">Hello world!</p> <button v-on:click="count++">You clicked me #{{ count }} times</button> </div> </template><script> export default { data: function() { return { count: 0 }; }, }; </script>TIP: You can run a development build with the wiz component build command. For more information, see wiz component build.
To view the result:
1) In your project directory, launch the demo e-Detailer.
cd tеst-component/demo wiz dev --live
2) In your browser, open the local host: http://localhost:3000
3) Click the button component that you've created to see how it increments by 1 with every click.
Usage
NOTE: As best practice, use eWizard Editor to add and edit the components.
Add the component as a tag to an e-Detailer slide, email, or a site page. Add the tag within the <template> tag of the Vue file:
• For an e-Detailer slide: ./slides/default/index.vue where default is the ID of the slide.
• For an email and a landing page: ./App.vue
• For a page in a multiple page site: ./pages/default/index.vue where default is the page ID.
For example, <wiz-custom-component>:
<!--./slides/default/index.vue OR ./App.vue OR ./pages/default/index.vue --><template> <wiz-slide class="editable-block"> <wiz-text :text="$t('text')"></wiz-text> <wiz-custom-component id="tеst-component-3710" class="default"></wiz-custom-component> </wiz-slide> </template>