How to watch computed vee-validate errors?











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I have vee-validate validating an input field. Every time an invalidation error occurs in the input field, I would like for an event to be emitted.



I thought it best, therefore, to just created a computed field that represents the $validator.errors.



The issue is that the the $emit event in watch never gets fired.



My code is as such:



<template>

<input
type="number"
name="quantity"
v-validate="{
max_value: 50
}" />

</template>

<script>

export default {
data () {
return {}
},

computed: {
formErrors () {
const errors = this.$validator.errors;

return errors;
},
},


watch: {
formErrors (value) {
return this.$emit('form-errors', value)
}
}

}
</script>









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    I have vee-validate validating an input field. Every time an invalidation error occurs in the input field, I would like for an event to be emitted.



    I thought it best, therefore, to just created a computed field that represents the $validator.errors.



    The issue is that the the $emit event in watch never gets fired.



    My code is as such:



    <template>

    <input
    type="number"
    name="quantity"
    v-validate="{
    max_value: 50
    }" />

    </template>

    <script>

    export default {
    data () {
    return {}
    },

    computed: {
    formErrors () {
    const errors = this.$validator.errors;

    return errors;
    },
    },


    watch: {
    formErrors (value) {
    return this.$emit('form-errors', value)
    }
    }

    }
    </script>









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      I have vee-validate validating an input field. Every time an invalidation error occurs in the input field, I would like for an event to be emitted.



      I thought it best, therefore, to just created a computed field that represents the $validator.errors.



      The issue is that the the $emit event in watch never gets fired.



      My code is as such:



      <template>

      <input
      type="number"
      name="quantity"
      v-validate="{
      max_value: 50
      }" />

      </template>

      <script>

      export default {
      data () {
      return {}
      },

      computed: {
      formErrors () {
      const errors = this.$validator.errors;

      return errors;
      },
      },


      watch: {
      formErrors (value) {
      return this.$emit('form-errors', value)
      }
      }

      }
      </script>









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      I have vee-validate validating an input field. Every time an invalidation error occurs in the input field, I would like for an event to be emitted.



      I thought it best, therefore, to just created a computed field that represents the $validator.errors.



      The issue is that the the $emit event in watch never gets fired.



      My code is as such:



      <template>

      <input
      type="number"
      name="quantity"
      v-validate="{
      max_value: 50
      }" />

      </template>

      <script>

      export default {
      data () {
      return {}
      },

      computed: {
      formErrors () {
      const errors = this.$validator.errors;

      return errors;
      },
      },


      watch: {
      formErrors (value) {
      return this.$emit('form-errors', value)
      }
      }

      }
      </script>






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          Ok, after a tiny bit more research, this is a simple fix.



          formErrors : {
          handler (value) {
          return this.$emit('form-errors', value)
          },

          deep:true
          }


          You need to deep watch the handler.






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            Ok, after a tiny bit more research, this is a simple fix.



            formErrors : {
            handler (value) {
            return this.$emit('form-errors', value)
            },

            deep:true
            }


            You need to deep watch the handler.






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              Ok, after a tiny bit more research, this is a simple fix.



              formErrors : {
              handler (value) {
              return this.$emit('form-errors', value)
              },

              deep:true
              }


              You need to deep watch the handler.






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                Ok, after a tiny bit more research, this is a simple fix.



                formErrors : {
                handler (value) {
                return this.$emit('form-errors', value)
                },

                deep:true
                }


                You need to deep watch the handler.






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                Ok, after a tiny bit more research, this is a simple fix.



                formErrors : {
                handler (value) {
                return this.$emit('form-errors', value)
                },

                deep:true
                }


                You need to deep watch the handler.







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