How does VuReact compile Vue 3's defineExpose() to React?
The article discusses how VuReact compiles Vue 3's defineExpose() macro into React components. It explains the mapping of Vue's defineExpose() to React's forwardRef() and useImperativeHandle() functions. This allows parent components in React to access exposed internal state or methods from child components in a manner similar to Vue.
- ▪VuReact is a toolchain designed for migrating from Vue to React and allows writing React with Vue 3 syntax.
- ▪The defineExpose() macro in Vue 3 is used to expose internal state or methods from a child component to its parent.
- ▪VuReact compiles defineExpose() into React's forwardRef() and useImperativeHandle(), maintaining a similar interaction model.
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