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According to VueJS docs:

<div v-bind:style="{ color: activeColor, fontSize: fontSize + 'px' }"></div>

I've tried several patterns:

<div v-bind:style="{ background-image: url(item.img), }"></div>

<div v-bind:style="{ 'background-image': url('item.img'), }"></div>

<div v-bind:style='{ backgroundImage: "url(item.img)", }'></div>

But the results are not valid for the HTML style attribute.

Any ideas?

ted
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After trying other patterns, this is the one that works:

<div v-bind:style='{ backgroundImage: "url(" + item.img + ")", }'></div>

Results in:

<div style='{ background-image: url("/img/path/img.jpg"), }'></div>

Gus
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based on @T.Abdullaev's answer, this one with extra double quote worked for me.

v-bind:style='{ backgroundImage: `url("${imgUrl}")` }'
蔡佳峰
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Do this. It works also for templates.

<div :style='{ backgroundImage: `url(${item.img})` }'></div>
T.Abdullaev
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For me this seemed to work just fine:

 :style="{
      'background-image': 'url(' + require(`../assets/img/${imageName}`) + ')'
  }"

Since all my images were in the assets folder, the images could be accessed using the above pattern.

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Using a computed property works very well, and is cleaner:

computed: {
     imageUrl: function() {
         return 'url('+ this.path + ')';
     }
},
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