Debouncing is a programming practice used to ensure that time-consuming tasks do not fire so often, making them more efficient. In the context of user input, debounce is particularly useful. For instance, when dealing with search input or scroll events, debounce helps delay the execution of a function until a certain amount of time has passed since the last invocation. In this article, we will explore how to implement debounce in Vue 2, enhancing the responsiveness of your applications.

Steps to create and configure the project

Step 1: Install Vue 2

Before diving into the implementation, make sure you have Vue 2 installed. You can install vue 2 using the below npm command.

npm install vue@2

Step 2: Create a Vue project

Create a Vue project and move that directory using the below commands.

vue create vue-debounced-count
cd vue-debounced-count

Step 3: Install Lodash Library

Debouncing is often implemented using the lodash library, which provides a debounce function. Install lodash using npm.

npm install lodash

Step 4: Create files inside src folder

Inside the components folder of the src folder create a “DynamicTable.vue” file that holds the main structure and UI logic.

Step 5: Create file to write debounce logic

Now, inside the src folder create a folder with name “utils”. Inside utils folder create a “debounce.js” filethat holds the debouncing logic to implement it with vue 2.

Step 5: Run the App

Run the application using the below command.

npm run serve

Project Structure:

Example: The below code example will illustrate how you can implement debouncing in Vue2.

Output:

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