Vue.js comes bundled with some amazing features. One of the amazing features is conditional rendering that allows us to render templates on certain conditions.

Assume we have a situation where we only want to render a certain block or template when a particular condition is met, this is where conditional rendering comes in handy.

Vue.js even makes it easy by introducing a directive that we can easily implement to conditionally render elements or blocks.

Conditional rendering in Vue.js can be implemented with the v-if, v-else, and v-else-if directives.

Another directive that we can use to conditionally render objects is the v-show directive.

Use cases of conditional rendering

• Show or hide blocks.
• Toggling between the application.
• Implement permissions.

Let’s take a scenario where we want to render some block of text when the user has completed a stage.

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