# Using Options
If the vurri props are not enough to satisfy your use case, you can always fallback using the Muuri options to have full control and full flexibility and pass it to the vuuri component.
vuuri
accepts an options object through its props in order to configure the underlying Muuri grid.
<template>
<vuuri
:options="options" />
</template>
# Options will override prop values
Passing an options object will override any vuuri
props that accomplishes the same objective.
For example, adding a drag-enabled
on the vuuri
component:
<template>
<vuuri
drag-enabled />
</template>
and setting dragEnabled
to false in the options:
{
dragEnabled: false
}
The merge strategy makes the options have a higher priority and will override the values passed in the component props, resulting to dragEnabled: false
passed to Muuri
.
Go check out the example simple drag and drop example
# Helping Out
You can always add the required logic for abstracting other use cases and create a pull request on GitHub 😃