Can I use v-model on custom components?

Yes! `v-model` can be used on custom components to create reusable inputs. It essentially passes a `modelValue` prop and listens for an `update:modelValue` event.

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Two-Way Binding (v-model) in Vue.js

Learn about Two-Way Binding (v-model) in this comprehensive Vue.js tutorial. Understand two-way data binding, how v-model works on different input types, and its modifiers.

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The easiest way to work with forms in JavaScript.

1What is Two-Way Binding?

Normally, data flows one way: from your JavaScript state into the HTML. Two-way binding means that if the HTML changes (e.g., a user types in an input), the JavaScript state updates automatically. And if the JavaScript state changes, the HTML updates.

2The `v-model` Directive

v-model is the magic directive that implements two-way binding on form input, textarea, and select elements. It automatically picks the correct way to update the element based on the input type.

3v-model Modifiers

Vue provides built-in modifiers: .lazy (syncs after 'change' event instead of 'input'), .number (typecasts input as a number), and .trim (strips whitespace).