In Vue.js, $v and $event are commonly used properties in certain contexts:
1. $v
$v is not a built-in property in Vue.js itself. It’s often used in the context of form validation libraries like Vuelidate.
In Vuelidate, $v is an object that represents the validation state of a form field. It provides properties and methods for checking the validity of the field and displaying validation messages.
For example, if you have a form field named email, you can access its validation state using $v.email.
2. $event
$event is a special property in Vue.js that represents the event object passed to event handlers in templates.
When you’re handling events in Vue.js templates, you can access the event object using $event.
For example, if you have a button click event, you can access the event object like this:
<button @click="handleClick($event)">Click me</button>
In this example, $event represents the click event object, which can be accessed in the handleClick method.
These are context-specific properties used in different scenarios within Vue.js applications. It’s important to understand their usage within the specific libraries or contexts where they are commonly used.
