What are the limitations of Vue 3 Teleport?

What are the limitations of Vue 3 Teleport?

Vue 3 Teleport allows you to render components outside their parent hierarchy, but it has some limitations. For instance, it doesn't support transitions for elements that are teleported, and managing state across teleported components can be tricky.

Can you explain more about the state management issues?

Sure! When you teleport a component, it loses its context from the parent component. This means that if the teleported component relies on props or data from its original parent, you need to explicitly pass that data down, which can complicate state management.

Are there any workarounds for these limitations?

Yes, one common workaround is to use a global state management solution like Vuex or the Composition API's reactive state to share data between components, regardless of their hierarchy.

What about accessibility concerns with Teleport?

Accessibility can be a concern since teleported elements may not be in the expected DOM order. It's important to ensure that focus management and ARIA roles are handled properly to maintain a good user experience.