Vue component to render content in a new window.
This works by creating the element in the main window and adding it to the newly created child window, which removes it from the main window. The original window handles all processing and logic of the now-moved component, so no script tags need to be copied over, just styles.
- Hot-reloading during development will cause the windows to close/open.
- Styles will not work if your page sets Content Security Policy
style-src 'unsafe-inline'
. Unfortunately this includes Github Pages.- You can get around this by adding an empty
_window.html
file to your deployed application.
- You can get around this by adding an empty
- Styles cannot hot-reload because they are copied when the window is initially opened.
- Style/link tags not in
document.head
will not be copied to the new window (semi-intentional).
Or run locally:
npm run serve
See App.vue for a more detailed example.
<template>
<div>
Main content
<vue-window-portal open>
This content will be rendered in a new window
</vue-window-portal>
</div>
</template>
The window can be controlled via its open
prop or via the openPortal()
and closePortal()
methods.
Use the .sync
modifier to propagate changes back into your variable, or the @closed
event if you only care when the window is closed.
Use the no-style
option to avoid copying style tags into the new window.