Ensure that when you use the resetData
function, a Vue Instance parameter is necessary
To solve this issue, import Vue
from the "vue"
package and define it as a type
import Vue from "vue";
export function resetData(vm: Vue) { ... }
The Vue object contains parameters such as $data
and $options
as anticipated.
The challenge lies in understanding the content of the object $options.data
. Since data
is an unknown type but being used like a function, specifically: ()=>void
. Otherwise, there will be a syntax error.
Object.assign(vm.$data, (vm.$options.data as ()=>void).call(vm));
The finalized code without any compilation errors will appear as follows
import Vue from "vue";
export function resetData(vm: Vue) {
Object.assign(vm.$data, (vm.$options.data as ()=>void).call(vm));
}
Although the code may seem a bit lengthy, it is now securely coded with its own type references