Call the data of the js file and return the promise type

During front-end development, if the back-end interface has not been written yet, you can first write the test data in the js file, and import the data in the file to check whether the web logic is correct.

Test Data

Create a js file

const testData = {
    
    
  MatchFieldList: {
    
    
    MatchField: [
      {
    
    
        ID: 1,
        UserDefine: "11",
        PlatformDefine: 0
      },
      {
    
    
        ID: 2,
        UserDefine: "22",
        PlatformDefine: 1
      }
    ],
    TotalNum: 2,
    PageIndex: 0,
    PageSize: 0
  }

};
export default testData;

used in the vue file

introduce

import testData from './testData.js';

use

Print testData.MatchFieldList; you can get the data

return as promise type

Some scenarios need to wrap the test data as a promise return

return new Promise(resolve => {
    
    
        console.log("testData.testData", testData.MatchFieldList);
        resolve(testData.MatchFieldList);
      });