this.$notify({

group: “demo”,

type: “error”,

text: “This is an error notification”,

Here, we create a notification of type error under the group notification of demo. The property text accepts the message you want the notification to contain and in this case, the message is ‘This is an error notification’. This is what the notification would look like in your app.

You can find out the other available props and other ways to configure the notification on the official docs page.

One of the most common elements used on the web are form elements (input[type=’text’], input[type=’email’], input[type=’password’], and so on) and there is always a need to validate user input to make sure they’re sending the right data and/or using the right format in the input field. With Vuelidate, you can add validation to the forms in your Vue.js application, saving time and benefitting from the time put into this package. I had been hearing about Vuelidate for a while but I was a little reluctant to take a look at it because I thought it would be too complex which meant I was writing validations from scratch for most of the form fields in the apps I worked on.