[v.4] Eager mode in vee-validate 4
See original GitHub issueHi fellows,
I’m using vee-validate v4 with Vue3 and I have a small problem.
Right now my validation works good https://codepen.io/edj56/pen/jOMmgjz
But I wanna tweak it a little bit and I would like to achieve something a little bit different.
When I send a form then error will appear and when I blur the input again and start typing then errors should disappear.
In v3 of the plugin it was possible to achieve it (using mode="eager"
flag) but here I can’t see any example how can I do that.
Any ideas?
Thank you in advance!
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Is your decision final? I found V3 easier to work with than V4. V4 is much more composable with composition API but require a lot of work to code components close to
<Form/>
or<Input/>
and change only few things imo. I personally enjoyed this eager mode in V3. In V4 could it be something like a prop on<Form/>
for instance? Thank you for your hard work.If you’re not going to implement a crucial part of vee-validate, such as “mode”, you might as well not call it vee-validate anymore. I started migrating to v4 and used the eager mode throughout our app with v3, but to get this behavior in v4 would be far too much work and would create a ridiculous amount of repetitive or hacky code. I’m quite sad that I need to find an alternative because I’ve been using vee-validate since v2.