Sure, here's an example of how to use the Suspense component in Vue 3 to handle asynchronous components:
First, let's create a component that will be loaded asynchronously. We'll call it AsyncComponent.vue
Next, let's create the parent component that will use the Suspense component to handle the asynchronous loading of AsyncComponent.vue. We'll call it ParentComponent.vue:
In this example, the Suspense component is used to wrap the AsyncComponent. The #default slot is used to display the AsyncComponent when it's loaded, and the #fallback slot is used to display a loading message while the AsyncComponent is being loaded.
When you run this code, you should see the "Loading..." message for 2 seconds, and then the "Hello from AsyncComponent!" message will appear.
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