Is there a way to insert a <router-link> instead of a regular link?

[Rusinas]

This is a vue-specific question, I know, but I just started to dig in into this subject and just wanted some help if it was already done somewhere (or anything like this). I know that we can insert whole vue components using decorators functionality, but what about inline elements? I haven't tried anything yet, but I think inserting a vue component (which <router-lnik> is) as an inline element (a node?) could be problematic

[KalanaPerera]

I think it's part of the renderer once you have final html content.

You will required "flag" to identify if its normal link or link, then transform data to correct required format.

[jannikbuschke]

I don't have a solution but the same problem. My current workaround is to use a normal html anchor element, provide an onclick handler, prevent default behavior by using event.preventDefault() event.stopPropagation() and invoke my router api programmatically.