Route meta Based Page Layout
Learn how to manage layouts using route meta property.
Page layout
There are different ways to specify which layout should be rendered. Let’s start with layouts based on the meta
property. These can be configured for each route defined for the vue-router
. For this example, we’ll need the files listed below. All of them should be in the src
directory.
router/index.js
layout/Layout.vue
layout/components/StandardLayout.vue
layout/components/AuthLayout.vue
views/LayoutExample.vue
For demonstration, all routes will be handled by the LayoutExample.vue
component. Usually, we’d have different paths and components that would render the same Layout.vue
component inside. For instance, for /login
and /register
pages, the Layout
component would render an auth layout, whilst /home
would have a standard layout.
The index.js
file
For this example, we’ll move to the router
folder and make an index.js
file here. We need three routes. The first default route will have no meta
layout option specified, whilst the other two, /layout/standard
and /layout/auth
, will have layout: standard
and layout: auth
respectively, as shown below.
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