e() — vue Function Reference
Architecture documentation for the e() function in async-component-test.ts from the vue codebase.
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Source Code
types/test/async-component-test.ts lines 33–41
const e: AsyncComponent = () => ({
component: new Promise<{ default: Component }>((res, rej) => {
res({
default: {
template: ''
}
})
})
})
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does e() do?
e() is a function in the vue codebase, defined in types/test/async-component-test.ts.
Where is e() defined?
e() is defined in types/test/async-component-test.ts at line 33.
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