As far as I know, if you provide a string for the isproperty, it would search through the registered components and will try to find the component, depending on the name that you provided.
The is property also accepts a promise as a value. When would you use a promise? Here is a small demo I wrote a while ago. If you go this route, you do not have to register your components in the components property.
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Could you explain a bit more? Is
<component>
a special Vue thing, and the actual component file is whatever is rendered into:is=""
?As far as I know, if you provide a string for the
is
property, it would search through the registered components and will try to find the component, depending on the name that you provided.The
is
property also accepts a promise as a value. When would you use a promise? Here is a small demo I wrote a while ago. If you go this route, you do not have to register your components in thecomponents
property.