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[quest] add a @Nested decorator that allows us to injected modules inside modules

See original GitHub issue

closes https://github.com/championswimmer/vuex-module-decorators/issues/15

So one way of doing it is

@Module
class InnerModule extends VuexModule {
}

@Module
class OuterModule extends VuexModule {

  @Nested
  innerModule = new InnerModule()
}

But I am exploring other options too

Issue Analytics

State:
Created 5 years ago
Reactions:15
Comments:8

Top GitHub Comments

14reactions

kennymalaccommented, May 19, 2020

Any reason this was closed? I do not see Nested module support in the latest version

5reactions

mihailpwcommented, May 31, 2021

2,5 years gone and it’s not implemented yet. Last commit to the repo almost year ago. Is the project dead?

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