Possibility of passing a property (acting as a method)

Would it be possible to pass an argument? I can “hack” it on a computed property like below, but asyncComputed properties expect a return that is a promise.

asyncComputed: {
  totals() {
    return {
      inDay(date) {
        return date;
      }
    }
  }
}

[foxbenjaminfox]

You’re entirely correct in that methods are generally more logic-like. But a very important use for methods is as pseodo-computed properties that take arguments. Yes, you could also use filters for that purpose, but sometimes a method is easier. For instance, this part of the guide has a bit about using a method to replace a computed property.

But while usually you can do that, and swap out a computed property for a method if you need to parameterize it, you can’t do that for a aysnc computed property. That’s where this whole story started, and that’s how this issue is related to this plugin.

I agree that most likely this won’t be the use scenario that finally resolves everything into crystal clarity, but I do agree with @veksen that it would be kind of nice to have. The only question is whether or not it’s possible to do without rewriting the whole Vue templating system, which would be way too much effort for this (relatively minor, all things considered) feature.

[foxbenjaminfox]

For the reasons discussed above, I think it unlikely that this will be implemented any time soon, so I’m closing this issue.

I’ll keep my eyes open though. Who knows, perhaps I’ll find a nice and elegant way to implement this at some point.